February 23 , 2011• Decision to solicit community input on our org's name change; Westcrest Park's call for volunteers; announcements. Full report

January 26 , 2011• New leadership elected
Our good neighbors stepped up to fill the leadership void left by outgoing Chair Dan Mullins. A possible name change for our org was informally debated and tabled until February. Report & photos of the January meeting.

Sign the Petition!  Questions? Email aviation@highlandpk.net

December 1, 2010 • Potluck and announcements
HPAC sponsored an informal Holiday Potluck and tree decorating, with some of our kids enthusiastically helping out. Report & photos

October 27, 2010 • Last meeting of 2010
Aviation Petition approved (above); possible name change for HPAC; Duwamish cleanup; White Center Food bank; January election. Read full report

September 22, 2010• Community announcements and projects
Check out our Report of the September meeting

May 26, 2010 • NO JAIL Awards from HPAC
HPAC's May meeting savored our victory in the 2008-2010 NOJAIL effort (Neighbors Opposing Jail at Inappropriate Location), since the city recently announced no new jail (see below). Our hard-working activists received Certificates of Appreciation with much fanfare and cheering.
Artist David Boyer of Nevada, who is commissioned to create a work for Westcrest Park, introduced his moving sculpture with a slideshow and answered questions.
WS Blog report here  •  Must-see photo gallery by Dina Johnson

May 12, 2010 • NO JAIL Victory!
New deal between City & County means NO JAIL near ours or any residential neighborhood. King County Exec Dow Constantine made the deal and Mayor McGinn made the announcement. Celebrating at the Triangle Pub above: community activists Peter & Kay, Rory, & former HPAC Chair Blair Johnson.
Archive of HPAC's 2-year Jail opposition effort

April 24, 2010 • "Wine for our Times" HP Improvement Club's fundraiser was a rousing success! Photos on Flickr


April 24th • 2nd Westcrest Park community meeting
David Boyer (see artist's gallery), has been commissioned to do a sculture in the park. Another big crowd and much input from HP neighbors and dog-walkers.
Dina's photos on Flickr