Richmond HighlandsNeighborhood Association
Richmond Highlands Neighborhood
Our Neighborhood Boundaries
Are you in the Richmond Highlands Neighborhood? The Richmond Highlands neighborhood stretches from Richmond Beach Road to the north, runs down 8th Avenue NW on the West to 180th; turns west to 10th Avenue NW; encompasses the cul-de-sacs off of 10th on the west side of Sunset Elementary school; runs along NW 175th St on the south to Carlyle Hall Road; continues east on 165th, and meets Aurora Ave on the East side. Our neighborhood meets Hillwood neighborhood to the north, Innis Arden to the West, Highland Terrace to the South, and Meridian Park to the east.
Are you in the Richmond Highlands Neighborhood? The Richmond Highlands neighborhood stretches from Richmond Beach Road to the north, runs down 8th Avenue NW on the West to 180th; turns west to 10th Avenue NW; encompasses the cul-de-sacs off of 10th on the west side of Sunset Elementary school; runs along NW 175th St on the south to Carlyle Hall Road; continues east on 165th, and meets Aurora Ave on the East side. Our neighborhood meets Hillwood neighborhood to the north, Innis Arden to the West, Highland Terrace to the South, and Meridian Park to the east.
What IS the Richmond Highlands Neighborhood Association?
The RHNA
is simply neighbors meeting other neighbors. There are currently no
membership dues, and no requirements to be a part of it, other than
living within our neighborhood boundaries.
Our goal
is to have informed neighbors, who look out for each other and for the
concerns of the residences and businesses in our area. We try to bring
in speakers to talk about issues or concerns that directly affect
Richmond Highlands. This could be the City Manager talking about the
City budget, a School District representative talking about issues
concerning Shorewood, the Traffic Engineer listening to our traffic
concerns, emergency preparedness experts, Parks people, or even
business owners looking to develop their property.
We firmly
believe that tight-knit communities function better, foster respect and
concern, and make the neighborhood safer and more pleasant . Our
neighborhood is home to a High School, some large businesses, a couple
of churches, single family residences, apartment buildings, group
homes, retirement communities, some smaller businesses, a
park-to-be, and a lot of history. Whether or not you are able to attend
the monthly meetings, we hope that you will add your email address to
our list and check the website periodically. Communication is
invaluable, and we'd love to loop you in!
If you are not on our email list and would
like to receive community information as it comes up, send an email to Lisa Surowiec.
Richmond Highlands Neighborhood
16544 Fremont Ave N
Shoreline, WA
richmondhighlandsna@gmail.com
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