Kirkland responds to INRIX departure over ‘homeless hotel,’ says it tried to speak with CEO
Transportation data and analytics company INRIX will be moving out of Kirkland after nearly two decades. INRIX CEO Bryan Mistele posted on X Friday, stating the company is moving due to a nearby ...
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Kirkland neighbors demand stricter safety measures before homeless housed in hotel
KIRKLAND, Wash. — Neighbors are pushing for more safeguards in the operations of a former hotel in Kirkland that is being converted into housing for homeless people. The Houghton Neighborhood ...
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Kirkland homeless housing plans prompts employer to exit, raising community concerns
As KOMO News first reported in March 2023, the Kirkland City Council approved a plan to turn the former La Quinta Inn hotel into housing for homeless people. King County leaders said they selected ...
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City of Kirkland responds to INRIX's safety concerns in relocation decision
Lopez believes the new housing space will make for a better Kirkland. "I'm optimistic that when people see what we're doing,” said Lopez. “And the local businesses surrounding this area that ...
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Kirkland responds to INRIX departure over ‘homeless hotel,’ says it tried to speak with CEO
Up to 65% of these new residents will be people experiencing homelessness from Kirkland or the Eastside ... hits over 31K in WA as affordable housing remains an issue This story was originally ...