Even though emergencies can range in severity, the simplest details about your home can make a big difference, especially during…
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WISE Stay Warm, stay Informed, stay Safe and have reasonable Expectations (WISE). There are 484 acres and over 4,000 homes of serviceable snow removal areas in the Issaquah Highlands community. During a large snow event the City of Issaquah and the IHCA rely on heavy equipment and snow removal protocols...
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Content by the City of Issaquah Watch for little ghosts and goblins on Halloween, as your neighborhood transforms into the…
Certain times in the mornings and afternoons, driving down Park Drive can be a slow-go, especially around the school bells. Keeping everyone safe is the Grand Ridge Elementary (GRE) Safety Patrol. According to Cyndi Thompson, GRE Safety Patrol Coordinator: “GRE Safety Patrol is a select group of dedicated fourth and...
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Do you think about hungry bears when you put your trash out at night? Have you heard coyotes howling under the moonlight? Glimpsed a bobcat on nearby trails? If so, you’re not alone. Many Issaquah Highlands residents report increased sightings of carnivores, from bears and coyotes to bobcats and raccoons....
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For women ages 10 and up, trainer David DeVore and team will work through many means of self-defense during this…
A Community Campaign to Take on Traffic Safety by Christy Garrard, Executive Director of Highlands Council and Dahlia Park resident…
by Amanda Keverkamp, CERT Team 9, Resident of Crofton Springs As seen in September 2017 Connections As you prepare your kids for the familiar routine of the school year, be sure to take a few minutes to make sure your family’s emergency plans are in place. Issaquah's CERT Training in...
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In light of recent events, join your neighbors at Blakely Hall for a discussion regarding public safety and the steps you…
