We should point out that humans caused 98% of the issues in Kenmore last week, while non-humans (a dog) caused 2%.

One way to get our attention is to crash into the park in front of City Hall. Luckily there were only minor injuries in this two-vehicle collision. There were over double the number of collisions this past week, as the week prior. Please slow down and drive with caution!

Spring break is over, and the kids are back! Please slow down in all of Kenmore's school zones, and everywhere else for that matter.

Unfortunately, two more residents were scammed over the past few weeks, losing thousands of dollars. We will never call you and demand money, bitcoin, or gift cards due to an alleged arrest warrant. When in doubt- please call us (206/296-3311) and ask to speak with a real Officer

Kenmore is proud to be an ongoing partner with the Regional Crisis Response (RCR), a collaborative effort among five cities in the region for 911 response, follow-up, and more. For info, visit: kirklandwa.gov/Government/Cit…

Last week, Chief Moen presented the annual police services report to the Kenmore City Council. The presentation, along with the report itself, is available on the City's police page: Presentation: kenmorewa.gov/home/showpubli… Police Services Report: kenmorewa.gov/home/showpubli…

Among the calls last week, a collision on Juanita Drive where the driver left the roadway & struck a power pole, bringing down power lines. He allegedly tried to drive away, with a power pole still attached. The driver was later arrested for DUI. Please do not drink and drive.

Last week, the Kenmore City Council issued a proclamation honoring National Law Enforcement Memorial Day, which was proudly accepted by Kenmore Officer Carlin. For more information, visit: nleomf.org

Join us this Saturday morning at the annual Shoreline Fire Safety Fair at the Kenmore Fire Station #51 (NE 181 St/73rd Ave NE).

We were happy to join the students at Arrowhead Elementary today for their annual PTA Carnival. Officer Boyer provided bubbles for the event! Summer is approaching, & call volumes are increasing. Please slow down, don't drive drunk, & always treat each other with respect!

It was our pleasure to join Philip Razem's class @ Kenmore Middle School for this semester's community problem solving presentations. Student groups provided well thought out & researched solutions to a series of issues facing Kenmore. We value our continued partnership with KMS!

Bump. Please don't drink and drive. Luckily no one was injured this weekend when a vehicle hit the jersey barrier between Bothell Way and NE 175 St. The driver was arrested for DUI.

Leave the fireworks to the professionals. Join us for the community fireworks show. Fireworks are otherwise illegal in Kenmore. Due to the high volume of police calls on the 4th, please report fireworks disturbances to the non-emergency line (206-296-3311) and be patient.

Luckily we have goose whisperers on our team, Officers Boyer and Helmer. Some Canadian visitors were convinced that walking in the roadway was not good for the gander. We are told that all involved were flight risks.

Things are heating up, with a heat advisory in place for Tuesday and Wednesday. Sometimes the heat brings out the worst in people, particularly in a hot, stuffy house. Keep your cool, and learn more at: kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dph/he…

We have been receiving many complaints about e-bikes in the community, particularly those ridden by juveniles irresponsibly. Here are some reminders on laws surrounding e-bikes and tips for parents.