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Hosted by The City of Kirkland · government · EN · 162 episodes
Want to stay connected with your local government? Hosted by Deputy City Manager Jim Lopez, the official podcast of the City of Kirkland brings you timely topics and noteworthy news every week. It’s policy, parks, events, and democracy, so join us for the civic conversation straight from City Hall. Made in Kirkland, Washington.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis Week in Kirkland is a government podcast hosted by The City of Kirkland, with 162 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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This Week in Kirkland
Send us Fan Mail Joining us this week are Charlie Shannon and Gianna Stagnaro , two return guests from the City's Department of FUN, AKA Parks and Community Services, to talk upcoming events, youth sports, the rec guide, and more. Plus, we talk Kirkland happenings, closures, public safety, surveys, maps, and Council updates. Show notes: kirklandwa.gov/podcast#20261001
This Week in Kirkland
Send us Fan Mail We're entering the roundabout of ruminations in today's episode of This Week in Kirkland. Ruminations include: Civic celebrations, three years of podcasting fun, fashionable festivities, and a weekend of fringy entertainment. Plus, we talk upcoming Kirkland events, Council engagement opportunities, beach reopenings, and more! Show notes: kirklandwa.gov/podcast#20260924
This Week in Kirkland
Send us Fan Mail This week we're joined by Senior Community Engagement Coordinator Daniel Lazo and City Hall for All volunteer Avi Gupta to talk about the upcoming celebration and how the new addition of a Children's Business Fair came to be. Plus, we talk closures, volunteer opportunities and highlights, and share Kirkland activities the whole family can enjoy. Show notes: kirklandwa.gov/podcast#20260910
This Week in Kirkland
Send us Fan Mail With no guests this week, we spend some time ruminating on Kirkland's famous (and infamous) wildlife and extra fun upcoming events that may or may not involve some form of dunk tank. Plus, we talk recent (cat) burglar escapades, surveys, webinars, volunteer opportunities, and e-bike safety. This is a fun one! Show notes: kirklandwa.gov/podcast#20260903
This Week in Kirkland
Send us Fan Mail Kirkland Neighborhood Resource Officer Tiffany Trombley joins us to talk about the Kirkland Police Department’s Cadet Program, the upcoming Cadet Car Show, and guest-favorite British Bake-Off. Plus, we chat fun ideas for the upcoming Fall season, back-to-school safety, beach and road closures, upcoming events, and how you can lend your voice to inform the Kirkland City Council. Show notes: kirklandwa.gov/podcast#20260827
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