Tonight is the monthly Ballard District Council meeting at the Ballard Library.

On the agenda, King County Councilman Larry Phillips will talk about the planned reduction to Metro Transit, discuss long-range transit plans including Rapid Ride and Link Light Rail and he’ll discuss efforts that are being made to coordinate among public transit agencies.
Following Phillips, Dawn Hemminger and Shannon Dunn will talk about the 14th NW Planters Project that was just awarded more than $14,500 by the Department of Neighborhoods Small and Simple Matching Fund.
Finally, Joseph Gellings with the Port of Seattle will talk about the future of Fishermen’s Terminal.
The Ballard District Council meeting is open to the public. The meeting runs from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Ballard Library. According to the BDC website, “By urging of Ballard Rotary Club; persons attending the November 11th Ballard DC meeting are requested to bring donations for the Ballard Food Bank. Especially needed are personal hygiene supplies including soap, shampoo, disposable razors, toothpaste, and deodorant or other personal care products.”
