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City Website Directories Click to go to the top of the page

Community Organizations Click to go to the top of the page

Lake Forest Park Rotary
LFP Rotary provides service to those in need both within the Lake Forest Park community and around the world.The group is involved in a number of projects, including the Community Bread Run, annual Christmas Sharing Tree (lower level, Towne Centre in December) and Rotary First Harvest.
Shoreline/Lake Forest Park Arts Council
The Shoreline Lake Forest Park Arts Council is a community-based arts organization whose mission is to nurture and support the arts in Shoreline and Lake Forest Park. The Arts Council supports, coordinates and sponsors performances, exhibitions, and other arts programs, activities and events celebrating the visual and performing arts. They sponsor the annual Shoreline Arts Festival, the fourth weekend in June, featuring entertainment, music and dance, juried art shows for adults and students, a photography show, artists and crafters in action, hands-on art opportunities, readings, theatre presentations, a used-book sale, and food. It is a nonprofit organization that receives support from the City.

Community Centers Click to go to the top of the page

Third Place Commons
Third Place Commons is Lake Forest Park's community gathering place, managed by Friends of Third Place Commons, a nonprofit organization that receives support from the City. The Commons collaborates with a community groups and indiviuals to host a variety of meetings, events and activities. The Commons is open 362 days a year during Towne Centre hours. Annual events include the Cummunity Breakfast in February, Secret Gardens of Lake Forest Park in June, LFP Reads throughout the summer, Children's Festival in early October, the Community Halloween Pary, October 31st.
Lake Forest Park Commons Farmer's Market
The LFP Commons Farmer's Market is managed by Friends of Third Place Commons, a nonprofit organization. The Market received funding from the King County Community Service Fund, awarded by the King County Council. The City of Lake Forest Park also provided startup funds, awarded by the LFP City Council. The market is open Sundays from 11 am to 4 pm, mid-May - early October.
Lake Forest Park/Shoreline Senior Center
The Senior Center is a lively place, offering classes, meals, social activities and friendship. The Center is located at Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave. NE #1, Shoreline, WA 98155. Call (206) 365-1536 for more information. The Center serves adults over 50, offering special classes for the not-yet-retired set.

Area Public Libraries Click to go to the top of the page

KCLS: Lake Forest Park Branch Library
This branch is located on the lower level of Town Center. There is an active community group, Friends of the Lake Forest Park Library, that sponsors events and funds special library needs, raising money through book sales. Ask at the library front desk for information about the group.
KCLS: Kenmore Branch Library
KCLS: Bothell Regional Library
KCLS: Richmond Beach Branch Library
KCLS: Shoreline Regional Library
Seattle Public Library

Area Public Schools and Colleges Click to go to the top of the page

Shoreline School District
Shoreline School District serves K-12 students in Lake Forest Park. Below are links to school websites:
Shoreline CC@Lake Forest Park
A branch campus conveniently located in Lake Forest Park Town Center Mall, adjacent to Third Place Commons on the upper level
Shoreline Community College
Edmonds Community College
North Seattle Community College

Public Transportation Click to go to the top of the page

LFP's Metro In Motion
Bike and pedestrian trails, transit routes, businesses and attractions in Lake Forest Park.
Metro Online--Transportation Options for King County
Trip Planner, Pass Sales, Timetables Rideshare info., transit news, special bus service to public events and more.
Sound Transit Online
Connects you to Sound Transit's network of express buses, commuter rail, light rail and transit facilities connecting King, Pierce and Snohomish counties.
WSDOT: Puget Sound Area Traffic
Washington DOT website has handy links to real time freeway and bridge traffic conditions, road construction and closure info., travel times, info. on commuting by car, public transit, carpool. There's a blue tab that links to freeway cams tucked up at the top of the page. For Puget Sound area or statewide road conditions, call: 206.DOT.HIWY (206.368.4499), or (toll free): 1.800.695.ROAD (7623). For voice-activated travel information, call: 5-1-1. Download WEBFLOW to keep this info handy on your PC, PDA, mobile device.
Washington State Ferries
Includes links to ferry system news, fares, sailing schedules (including PDA version), passes, vanpool info.
Metro King County Bicycling Guidemap
Downloadable maps, trail info., links to commuting and bus info.

Public Utilities Click to go to the top of the page

Maps of Sewer and Water District Boundaries
Links to a map showing water district boundaries. Lake Forest Park is served by four water utilities.
City Sewer Information
Seattle City Light
Puget Sound Energy: Natural Gas

King County and State Government Websites Click to go to the top of the page

Human Services Click to go to the top of the page

Neighboring Cities Click to go to the top of the page

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