There is a $2,786,000 participatory budgeting fund for the unincorporated area of White Center/North Highline for capital improvement projects and $1,160,000 of marijuana tax revenue funds for programs and services.

A capital investment project must be for a physical thing that is bought, built, installed, and/or fixed up, including infrastructure, roads, buildings, land, parks, and equipment. Each project must generally be usable for at least 10 years and must provide a public benefit. 
 
Project examples: Community spaces, Safe Roads, Sidewalk Improvements
 
A program or service project must be used to pay for programs, services, building maintenance, community events, art supplies, and capital investments. 
 
Project examples: Youth programs, Apprenticeships, Gun violence prevention  
 

Question title

What capital improvement projects or program services do you want for the White Center/North Highline community?

White Center Proposal Development Event