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The Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) prepares for winter storms by coordinating with local authorities and vendors to ensure community safety. Residents are encouraged to shut off irrigation systems, update contact information, and report any issues promptly. Snow removal services may experience delays during significant snow events, and homeowners are reminded to clear sidewalks.
Issaquah officials urge residents to prepare for potential flooding due to heavy rain. The city recommends familiarizing oneself with flood-prone areas, setting up emergency plans, and maintaining a neighborhood notification network. Residents should also consider purchasing flood insurance and implementing preventive measures to minimize damage.
Issaquah residents should prepare for potential flooding due to heavy rain. The city advises checking flood-prone areas, familiarizing oneself with the flood warning system, and taking proactive measures to minimize damage. Emergency resources and community support are available for those at risk.
Issaquah Police arrested two individuals involved in a counterfeit cash scheme, detaining one on October 13 and the other on October 16, 2025. The suspects faced multiple charges, including forgery, as investigations revealed links to fraudulent transactions across several stores. Additionally, a DUI arrest occurred on October 16 after a driver collided with another vehicle while impaired.
Issaquah will host a community meeting on October 23, 2025, to discuss the Trailhead Apartments project. The meeting will address concerns related to market-rate apartments and developmental disabilities. Local residents are encouraged to attend and participate.
The City of Issaquah seeks community members to join a Fourth of July Commission for planning local celebrations, including the 250th anniversary of American Independence in 2026. Interested residents must email Lindsey Marsh with their qualifications to participate.
Local artists transformed damaged cellos and violins into art pieces after a bomb cyclone caused significant destruction last November. The "Strings of Change" exhibit, extended through November 8 at the Historic Shell Station, highlights resilience and creativity, as stated by DIA Art Liaison Ekta Gupta.
The City of Issaquah seeks volunteers for a Fourth of July Commission to plan local celebrations for the 250th anniversary of American Independence on July 4, 2026. Commission members will guide festivities in 2025 and 2026, contributing to community engagement. Interested individuals should email Lindsey Marsh with their qualifications.
Highlands Fiber Network (HFN) announces an upgrade to its fiber internet service in Issaquah Highlands, providing customers with speeds up to 2.5 times faster at no additional cost. The upgrade enhances performance for multiple devices, smoother gaming, and clearer video calls. HFN aims to keep the community ahead of national internet speed averages.
Issaquah Parks & Community Services announces a lineup of fall activities for residents as autumn arrives. The offerings include active recreation and festive events aimed at all ages. Residents can look forward to a vibrant season filled with engaging opportunities.