The City of Shoreline is made up of 14 neighborhoods. Volunteers create a sense of community in their neighborhoods by organizing social events, coordinating Block Watch activities, implementing Neighborhood Mini-Grant projects and other improvements, planning speakers on relevant topics and sharing information through neighborhood newsletters, websites and e-newsletters.

To find out what is happening in your neighborhood, contact your neighborhood representative from the list below.

Find your neighborhood on the map (pdf)

Ballinger Neighborhood Association

Website
Facebook
Contact

Briarcrest Neighborhood Association

Website
Facebook 
Contact: Jean Hilde

Echo Lake Neighborhood Association           

Website
Facebook
Contact: ELNA Board, or 206-486-5712

Highland Terrace Neighborhood Association

Facebook
Contact: Krista Tenney (206) 367-8688

The Highlands

Website
Contact: Andy McRea, General Manager (206) 362-2100

Hillwood Community Network

Facebook
Contact: Ann Erickson (206) 546-5430

Innis Arden Club, Inc.

Website
Facebook
Contact: Domenick Dellino

Meridian Park Neighborhood Association

Website
Facebook
Contact: meridianparkna@gmail.com

North City Neighborhood Association

Website
Facebook
Contact: northcityneighbors@gmail.com

Parkwood Neighborhood Association

Website
Facebook
Contact: Chris Goodman

Richmond Beach Community Association

Website
Facebook
Contact: Teresa Pape (206) 930-9731

Richmond Highlands Neighborhood Association

Facebook
Contact: Pete Gerhard (206) 384-6207

Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association

Website
Facebook
Contact: Patty Hale

Westminster Triangle Network

Facebook
Contact: Paula Anderson

Neighborhood Association Representatives share information at the Council of Neighborhood meetings on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at Shoreline City Hall, 17500 Midvale Avenue North.  Meetings are open to the public.