Notification / Announcements

Cascade Water Alliance is offering up to $500 to residents and $1,000 for organizations in our community who remove turfgrass and replace it with native or drought-tolerant plants!

Grass is one of the most water-intensive plants around. Swapping it out helps conserve water, lower your bill, and support pollinators and wildlife.

Be sure to apply and wait for confirmation before starting your project.

Learn more + apply here: https://cascadewater.org/water-efficiency/turf-out/

Skyway Public Safety Project - Doorbell Camera Registration

Skyway households can now pick up a free video doorbell camera through the Skyway Public Safety Project, a new effort to help residents keep a closer eye on their homes and their neighborhood.

The idea behind the program is simple: the more residents who can see what's happening on their own doorstep, the safer the whole block becomes. Video doorbells let residents check who's at the door, keep an eye on packages, and share footage with neighbors or law enforcement if something suspicious happens nearby. The goal is to help Skyway residents strengthen home and neighborhood security by increasing visibility and deterring crime.

The program is funded through Participatory Budgeting, the county process that lets community members decide how public dollars are spent in their own neighborhood. Skyway residents helped choose this project — now they get to benefit from it.

Please note: King County covers the cost of the camera itself, but not any video or data service plan, and not installation. Residents will need to set up the camera themselves and cover any ongoing subscription costs it may require.