About Everest Neighborhood Kirkland
Our Neighborhood
Our Neighborhood
Per City of Kirkland, our 2020 population is around 1,400 people with about 730 housing units. The median age in this area is 40.6, compared to U.S. median age of 38.5. Do you live in the Everest Neighborhood? Check out the map!
Our History
Our Neighborhood
Before the Everest neighborhood became part of Kirkland in 1949, it served as a largely agricultural area providing fresh produce, dairy products, and eggs to Seattle residents. The Everest neighborhood was the railroad gateway to Kirkland.
Our Accomplishments
Our Accomplishments
While Everest is the smallest Neighborhood in Kirkland in terms of population, we have always been active in Neighborhood and City affairs. We have accomplished a large number of projects that help to make our Neighborhood such a special place to live and play.
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The Everest Neighborhood Committee
Owen Paulus
Walter Jaccard
Kurt Dresner
Chair
Kurt Dresner
Walter Jaccard
Kurt Dresner
Vice Chair
Walter Jaccard
Walter Jaccard
Walter Jaccard
Treasurer
Nate Paczan
Walter Jaccard
Walter Jaccard
Secretary
Ray Jonas
Anna & David Aubry
Rowena Toguchi
At-Large Board Member
Rowena Toguchi
Anna & David Aubry
Rowena Toguchi
At-Large Board Member
Anna & David Aubry
Anna & David Aubry
Anna & David Aubry
Honorary Board Members
Everest Neighborhood Meeting - Tuesday, January 28 at 7pm
Houghton Fire Station
6602 108th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98033