MYNORTHWEST NEWS

Neighborhood Safety Alliance meets to discuss RVs in Seattle

Jan 28, 2016, 4:11 PM | Updated: Jan 29, 2016, 1:25 pm

The Neighborhood Safety Alliance meets again to discuss the RVs issue in Seattle. KIRO Radio Report...

The Neighborhood Safety Alliance meets again to discuss the RVs issue in Seattle. KIRO Radio Reporter Sara Lerner tweets live from the meeting, and Don O'Neill speaks. (MyNorthwest)

(MyNorthwest)

KIRO Radio’s Sara Lerner tweets live from Seattle Pacific University where the Neighborhood Safety Alliance met for a second time to discuss the issues of RVs, crime, and homelessness in the city.

Related: Seattle neighbors plead with city to do something about RVs

Don O’Neill from KIRO Radio’s Ron and Don Show also attended the meeting, as a Queen Anne resident, to speak.

Sign up for breaking news alerts

MyNorthwest News

jimothy night (1)...

MyNorthwest Staff

Raccoon crashes Seattle Mariners’ first Jimothy Night — event returns tonight

The Seattle Mariners celebrated "Hot Jimothy Summer" with a special night honoring viral raccoon Jimothy on Wednesday.

53 minutes ago

Salesforce...

Julia Dallas

Salesforce to lay off 59 employees in Seattle and Bellevue

Salesforce, a major customer relationship management platform, is laying off 59 workers in Seattle and Bellevue.

2 hours ago

burn ban...

Julia Dallas

City of Seattle issues Stage 2 Burn Ban

The City of Seattle has joined King County in issuing a Stage 2 Burn Ban as dry, hot conditions persist.

3 hours ago

Photo: MultiCare....

Julia Dallas

Man in custody after barricading in MultiCare Bonney Lake emergency department

A person is currently barricaded in the MultiCare Bonney Lake emergency department.

4 hours ago

traffic highway closures...

Paola Tristan Arruda, KIRO 7 News

TRAFFIC: Major highway closures across Puget Sound this weekend

Drivers across the Puget Sound should prepare for one of the busiest travel weekends of the summer.

4 hours ago

People shop near 'Sale' signs in the meats section of a grocery store. (Photo: Mario Tama, Getty Im...

MyNorthwest Staff

New Seattle policy aims to block retailers from using personal data to set grocery prices

Mayor Katie Wilson and two city councilmembers announced a new affordability policy on Friday to eliminate price gouging, and make groceries more affordable.

5 hours ago

Neighborhood Safety Alliance meets to discuss RVs in Seattle