
Community Council Meetings
Community meetings are held on the 1st Monday of the month at 7:00 PM. The next Community Council Meeting will be on January 7.Location: Madison Park Bath House | 1900 43rd Avenue East
We encourage and appreciate neighborhood participation.
Officers -
President: Gene Brandzel MPCCPres.Gene@gmail.com
Vice President: Maurice Cooper; 2nd Vice President: [OPEN]
Secretary: Bob Edmiston; Treasurer: Doug Berry; Past President: Gail Irving
Directors: Bruce Brown, Betty Bottler. Roberta Cole, William Franklin, Alice Lanczos, and Carol Murray
Interim DirectorS: Hilary Carey, Carol Loe, Christopher Lewis, Nichole Silveira, Shane Skinner, Bob Steadman, David Saylor-Price, Lauren Albrecht
About Us
The mission and purpose of the Madison Park Community Council is to serve the communities and protect and enhance the natural and man-made beauty, quality, amenity and environment of:Madison Park, Washington Park, Broadmoor, Canterbury, and Denny Blaine.
Next Community Council Meeting
Monday, Jan 7, 2013, at 7:00 PMMadison Park Bath House | 1900 43rd Avenue East

Snow Brigade
The Madison Park Community Council organized the Emergency Snow Brigade Program last year to assist people in the neighborhoods represented by the Council: Madison Park, Washington Park, Denny Blaine and Broadmoor. Volunteers are prepared to drive neighbors to critical medical appointments, deliver groceries if someone cannot get to a store, pick up critical prescriptions from a pharmacy, get help to shovel walks and stairs, find emergency shelter if someone does not have heat and help walk a dog or care for pets if someone cannot do so. People with emergency needs should contact: Liz Brandzel: (206) 249-9230 There are many volunteers willing to help, by car or on foot. If you wish to become a volunteer, call Liz.
Email Exchange is Moving to Nextdoor.com
Due to the cost of maintaining our email exchange, the Madison Park Community Council has decided to close it down. But WE DO NOT want to lose touch with our neighbors so we are hoping that you will join http://www.nextdoor.com. For Madison Park, the direct link to join is: https://madisonpark.nextdoor.com//
Next Door only allows neighbors from their particular neighborhood to be involved in the conversations at this time. At the moment Madison Park, Washington Park, Broadmoor and Denny Blaine are their own private neighborhoods. Next Door is working on a way to create a link for these neighborhoods to begin interacting.
All you need to do is enter your email, street address, your city, state and zip code. Then Nextdoor will set you right up into your neighborhood. It only take a few minutes and is very easy to use and you can customize it for your preferences. Unlike Facebook - there are no ads.
Members have access to sell things online--completely separate from other notices. In your setting you will get to choose what types of information you see.
October Madison Park Community Council Meeting
Monday, Oct 1, 2012, at 7:00 PMMadison Park Bath House | 1900 43rd Avenue East
This month’s meeting will feature a discussion of Charter Schools and Initiative I-1240. Should You Vote Yes or No?
Hear both sides of this important issue.
Have your questions addressed
Speakers will be representatives from:
The WA Coalition for Public Charter Schools
The Washington Education Association.
You are also cordially invited to attend a Community Council board meeting that will follow this discussion.
November 5th Madison Park Community Council Meeting
Monday, Nov 5, 2012, at 7:00 PMMadison Park Bath House | 1900 43rd Avenue East
The November 5th Madison Park Council Meeting Program will feature a presentation and Q&A with Officer Casey Sundin of the East District Police Station. Officer Sudin will come to speak with us about neighborhood public safety issues including sounds of gunshots, the impact of Tullys closing, etc. If we have any specific questions we might pass them on to him before hand by emailing MPCC Board Member Gail Irving at.
