Fall City Neighbors

10/30/2025

November thoughts are filled with thanks for a bountiful fall harvest, pumpkin pie, turkey, and family as we make plans for the holidays ahead. In this month’s issue we learn what Fall City has planned for Christmas, find support for our caregivers who need a little help too, cross the first bridge over the Snoqualmie River, and divide and cultivate in our winter gardens.

Read the November issue of Fall City Neighbors online or pick up a copy at the post office, library and businesses around town.

fallcity.org/community-1

10/19/2025

10/17/2025

Despite the name, Fall City is not a city. We are Unincorporated King County and our local “city hall” is the Department of Local Services.

Looking out for our best interests is the Fall City Community Association (FCCA), a non-profit community organization that lobbies on behalf our community, organizes and funds community projects, and sponsors events like Fall City Day to bring us all together.

You can be part of this important work by becoming a member, volunteering for a committee, and voting for “your local representatives” (FCCA board of directors) at this December’s meeting.

Read about the FCCA’s work and how it influences our destiny in this month’s Neighbors. Now available at the post office, library and business across town. Or read it online: fallcity.org/community-1

Fall City, WA

10/08/2025

Black bears can be a nuisance, but they are also our neighbors. In this month’s Fall City Neighbors learn what you can do to keep our local bear families healthy, happy and “bein havin”, while preserving our rural character.

Pick up a copy at the post office, library and business around town or read it online: fallcity.org/community-1

10/05/2025

10/05/2025

Think ahead for this flood season.

10/03/2025

OCTOBER NEIGHBORS NOW AVAILABLE
Sunny October days bring out families from near and far to make joyful childhood memories at Jubilee Farm.

In this month’s issue we learn how to make our yards glow with beautiful fall colors, discover how our city that’s not a city is governed, remember a beloved teacher and artist that influenced generations of Fall City students, find out how to keep our local black bears at a distance, and so much more.

Pick up a copy at the post office, library, and businesses around town or read it online: fallcity.org/community-1

10/02/2025

Do you live, work, or play in unincorporated King County?

King County Local Services - Roads, Permitting, Community Service Areas is working to reduce crashes by targeting hot spots—and they want to hear your thoughts on roads and intersections in unincorporated King County where you feel unsafe.

The results from this community survey will direct grant funding for safety improvement projects and ensure that King County is a place where everyone can safely walk, bike, drive, and roll.

Share your thoughts here by September 30: https://publicinput.com/e00375

09/19/2025

The annual Fall City Apple Festival, brings a ton of family fun to the community, but has a much higher purpose to support military families in healing and kids in the Valley whose family is struggling.

Read all about it in this month’s Neighbors. Now available at the post office, library and businesses around town or read it online:
fallcity.org/community-1

Learn about the festival at: nwnhcfamilyfund.org/service/fall-city-apple-festival

09/18/2025

Thanks Fall City Fire. Great job!

09/10/2025

After years of planning and fundraising the West Side Trail in Fall City is under construction. The Fall City Metropolitan Park District has broken ground on this multi-use pathway that will bring our community together and make it safer.

Read all the details in the September issue of Fall City Neighbors. Pick up a copy at the library, post office, and businesses around town or read it online: fallcity.org/community-1

PHOTO: Artist rendering

09/09/2025

Our brave firefighters are helping out our neighbors once again. Read what else they are up to in this month’s Fall City Neighbors. Available now at the library, post office, and businesses around town or online: fallcity.org/community-1

Fall City Fire deployed an Engine to the Crown Creek fire in Stevens County last week. They have been doing structure protection and triage, setting up portable tanks, pumps, and sprinklers on nearby residences. The last couple of days, they have supported firing operations and helped hold the fire line. The crew continues to work well together, and spirits are high. Captain Scott Fleming from Fall City, one firefighter from Bothell Fire, and two firefighters from Kirkland Fire are assigned to the Engine.