Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association

Yep. You guessed it. This is the Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association website. Check back here for news and events in Ridgecrest and around Shoreline. Who the heck are we? We’re your friendly local 501-(c)3 nonprofit community organization. If that doesn’t mean much to you, think of us as a group of your neighbors who are looking out for the neighborhood.

The RNA (that’s the Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association’s handy Three Letter Acronym, or TLA for short) offers programs, services and activities aimed at building a strong community here in Ridgecrest. We’re headquartered in the Eastside Neighborhood Police Center where we’ve built a pretty active community center. Haven’t been yet? Check it out. We offer a wide variety of programs and activities open to anyone in the Shoreline area.

How You Get Involved

You might be thinking, “I want a strong community, what can I do?” Funny you should ask. Membership in the RNA is available to and encouraged for all residents, property owners, business licensees, and non-profit organizations within the designated boundaries. No person shall be denied membership on the basis of race, sex, religion, color, national origin, handicap or political affiliation.

What the RNA does

Like all good associations, the RNA has a purpose. Ours is to serve Ridgecrest in three ways.
1. By informing and educating the public on matters relating to the community.
2. Promoting projects that benefit and enhance the quality of life in the Ridgecrest Neighborhood.
3. Providing representation for the interaction with Council of Neighborhoods and the City of Shoreline.

Get Connected

We host forums and meetings as needed to provide information such as:
•  Candidate forums
•  Capital improvement projects
•  Traffic, transportation, and safety issues
•  We plan and coordinate events
•  Track issues of interest in the neighborhood
•  Maintain the quality of life in the neighborhood

We plan and participate in these well-established events designed to combine fun with bringing neighbors together, such as:
•  An annual Ice Cream Social
•  Hamlin Park Halloween Haunt

We  represent our neighborhood in citywide events such as:
•  The Celebrate Shoreline Parade and Festival
•  Swinging Summer Eve

The Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association Board meets the second Tuesday of each month (unless otherwise noted on this website) and is open to anyone. Please join us and bring your ideas and concerns. You can contact the board or you can find us at the:

Eastside Neighborhood Police Center
521 NE 165th Street
Shoreline, WA 98155
7 p.m. sharp

Thanks Ridgecrest. And take a look around. We’ll see you soon.