North Mercer Way - Soiling Sampling by King County will commence Oct. 27
Over the next six years King County will be upgrading the sewer line between Enatai and the Mercer Island pumping station near the Park and Ride. The initial soil sampling process begins on October 27.
Three of these soil samples will be performed on the I-90 Trail. The trail will remain open, but the trail will be narrowed in places and users will see crews working with a drill rig to take soil samples. Cones and signage will warn trail users of upcoming work activities."
Neighbors in Motion -- Working for safer roads and trails for everyone.
Monday, October 24, 2016
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Lost Bicycle? - Check with the Mercer Island Police Department
The Mercer Island Police Department receives found bicycles
throughout the year which are usually turned in by a business owner, resident
or property manager. Many of these
bicycles do not have identifying information on them and are rarely returned to
their owners. As a result, the bicycles
are maintained in the Police Department Property Room for 60 days, then donated
to the MI Youth and Family Thrift Store.
If a bicycle appears to have significant value, Evidence Specialist
Kelly Donnelly places a “found” ad in the MI-Reporter in an effort to locate
the bicycle’s owner. If unsuccessful,
those bicycles also eventually make it to the Thrift Store for donation.
If you have lost a bicycle recently, you may contact Kelly via
email at Kelly.Donnelly@mercergov.org
or 206-275-7934. She will require you
provide a detailed description of the bicycle which she will use to check her
found property inventory. If Kelly
determines a match has been made, she will make arrangements for return of the
property.
If you happen to find a bicycle or any piece of property and
wish to turn it into the Police Department, you may call the non-emergency
police dispatch number (425-577-5656) and request an officer stop by your home
or business to pick the item up or you may bring it down to the police
department lobby, located inside the Mercer Island City Hall building. If you are interested in placing a claim on
the property in the event Kelly is unable to return the item to its owner, you
may file a claim only at the time you drop the item off. You may not come back days, weeks or months
later to make a claim on an item (RCW 63.21.010). There are additional
obligations for the finder to fulfill which Kelly can help guide claimants
through.
Lastly, it is important to record the serial numbers of your
items of value, to include bicycles, televisions, other electronics and
more. These numbers are very helpful to
law enforcement in tracking down owners and victims of crimes and reuniting
people with their possessions. If you
haven’t yet recorded and stored your bicycle’s serial number, now is good time
to do so! Digital photos are also
recommended and helpful to positively identify an item of property.
Lost Bicycle? - Check with the Mercer Island Police Department
The Mercer Island Police Department receives found bicycles
throughout the year which are usually turned in by a business owner, resident
or property manager. Many of these
bicycles do not have identifying information on them and are rarely returned to
their owners. As a result, the bicycles
are maintained in the Police Department Property Room for 60 days, then donated
to the MI Youth and Family Thrift Store.
If a bicycle appears to have significant value, Evidence Specialist
Kelly Donnelly places a “found” ad in the MI-Reporter in an effort to locate
the bicycle’s owner. If unsuccessful,
those bicycles also eventually make it to the Thrift Store for donation.
If you have lost a bicycle recently, you may contact Kelly via
email at Kelly.Donnelly@mercergov.org
or 206-275-7934. She will require you
provide a detailed description of the bicycle which she will use to check her
found property inventory. If Kelly
determines a match has been made, she will make arrangements for return of the
property.
If you happen to find a bicycle or any piece of property and
wish to turn it into the Police Department, you may call the non-emergency
police dispatch number (425-577-5656) and request an officer stop by your home
or business to pick the item up or you may bring it down to the police
department lobby, located inside the Mercer Island City Hall building. If you are interested in placing a claim on
the property in the event Kelly is unable to return the item to its owner, you
may file a claim only at the time you drop the item off. You may not come back days, weeks or months
later to make a claim on an item (RCW 63.21.010). There are additional
obligations for the finder to fulfill which Kelly can help guide claimants
through.
Lastly, it is important to record the serial numbers of your
items of value, to include bicycles, televisions, other electronics and
more. These numbers are very helpful to
law enforcement in tracking down owners and victims of crimes and reuniting
people with their possessions. If you
haven’t yet recorded and stored your bicycle’s serial number, now is good time
to do so! Digital photos are also
recommended and helpful to positively identify an item of property.
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