Where did the name Shoreline come from?

Named after the Shoreline School District, which boundaries stretched from "Shore to Shore" (Puget Sound to Lake Washington) and "Line to Line" (the old Seattle city limit of 85th St to the Snohomish County Line).

When was Shoreline incorporated as a city?

Shoreline was officially incorporated as a city on August 31, 1995. The city celebrates the incorporation each year at the annual Celebrate Shoreline held in August at Cromwell Park.

What is the population of Shoreline?

Shoreline has a population of approximately 66,000 residents.

What are some must visit parks in Shoreline?

Shoreline is known for its parks, including Richmond Beach Saltwater Park, Hamlin Park, and Cromwell Park. Shoreline has over 400 acres of park land and open space, this includes 38 individual parks, saltwater shoreline, and trails. A local family favorite is the Richmond Highland Park.

What are some popular events and activities in Shoreline?

Shoreline hosts various neighborhood community events such as the Shoreline Farmers Market, Celebrate Shoreline, and summer outdoor concerts and movies in local parks. The Community Events Calendar at www.DestinationShoreline.com/Calendar showcases all Shoreline area events.

Are there any historical sites in Shoreline?

Yes, historical sites in Shoreline include the Ronald Bog Park and the Richmond Beach area, which offer insights into the area's past. Visit the Shoreline Historical Museum to learn more.

What amenities does Shoreline offer to residents and visitors?

Shoreline offers a small town feel moments from Seattle, Edmonds, and Lynnwood. Shoreline has several small neighborhood centers that offer access to small local businesses.

How can I get involved in the Shoreline community?

Residents can get involved in the Shoreline community through volunteer opportunities, joining local boards and commissions, participating in neighborhood associations, and attending city council meetings.