The Ballard District Council will be holding their May meeting virtually tonight, featuring a panel with King County Councilmember Jeanne Kohl-Welles and Seattle City Councilmember for District 6, Dan Strauss.
This is the first time the council has held a meeting online, which can be accessed this evening at 7pm via the Ballard District Council’s YouTube channel.
Here’s the agenda (from the BDC’s Facebook event page):
During this extraordinarily unique and challenging springtime, we are welcoming an online panel of local leaders to provide pandemic-related updates for the greater Ballard neighborhood, including:
- King County Councilmember Jeanne Kohl-Welles
- Seattle City Council District 6 Councilmember Dan Strauss
- Ballard Alliance Executive Director Mike Stewart
- Jody Grage, on behalf of Ballard Community Taskforce on Homelessness & Hunger, with a brief overview re: neighborhood homelessness service providers
- Rosemary Byrne from King County Health, with an update on public health protocols for the Ballard Sunday Farmers Market
Entertainment to Follow …
The BDC meeting broadcast will be followed at 8pm with an online open mic night hosted by Grumpy D’s, so stay tuned afterward for neighborhood entertainment from 8-9pm!
Additional Notes
- This meeting will be broadcast using Zoom, via the Ballard District Council YouTube channel and web site.
- It will be archived for viewing afterward, if you’re not able to tune in live that evening.
- BDC meetings occur on the 2nd Wednesday evening of each month. They are typically 90 minutes in length, but this online meeting will be 60 minutes.
A virtual meeting featuring our virtual Councilmember. Well, well, how appropriate.
And to an audience of virtual constituents. Sounds like there’s no real need to attend, since nobody will actually be there.
With Dan, there’s never any there there.
Dan “the enabler” Strauss will not go anywhere near Ballard Commons or anywhere else in his District. The guy is a loser. Thanks for the uptick in crime and heroin addicts Dan! Awww… sweeps are bad so let’s keep the homeless in Hep A filth. Ideological win for the social justice brigade that puts their ideas first while the people they intend to help continue to live in squalor, many deep in their own addiction hell. He opposed the clean up the Commons for social justice reasons. You know, let the heroin addicts remain addicts and f- you public safety.
Let’s see how Dan articulates the benefit of leaving homeless on the streets and in Hep A environment versus shelter and healthcare. Can’t wait for that jumbled logic…
and to think people could have this fellow Sergio Garcia as a council member instead