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It will eventually include a
neighborhood shopping center, a senior village,
extensive parks and a new neighborhood center.
The
High Point
Community Center
recently underwent a major remodel and expansion. In addition, a new
medical/dental clinic and library opened. To view more about these and other
service provider partners at High Point,
click here. West Seattle's residential
neighborhoods, including High Point, are varied and
very distinct. They offer community-focused events,
convenient shopping, parks and open spaces, easy
access to libraries and downtown Seattle and views
of the mountains and waterways. For more information
about West Seattle
visit the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce's Web
site by
clicking here.
Community partnerships and The Partnership for High
Point’s Future were formed to advise SHA on the redevelopment of High Point.
This innovative community coalition includes West
Seattle civic leaders, neighborhood groups, High
Point residents, City of Seattle officials and SHA representatives.
In addition, a successful
redevelopment involves many partnerships with the
public sector, such as the City of Seattle and
Washington state, private investors and lenders,
local employers, foundations, faith-based service
organizations, community and supportive service
providers, and non-profit housing providers. Some
of these partners that offered invaluable help in
creating the plan are the High Point Community
Council, Sunrise Heights Neighborhood Association,
Morgan Junction Community Association, Delridge &
Southwest District Council, High Point Neighbors,
Highland Park Action Committee, West Seattle Chamber
of Commerce, and West Seattle Kiwanis.
To learn more about what’s going on in the
neighborhood, including upcoming community
activities, visit
www.highpointneighborhood.org.
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