A recent D3 meeting (Image: CHS)

Seattle City Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth has ramped up her schedule of community public safety meetings as she meets with communities across District 3.

The representative will meet with constituents on public safety matters again Tuesday night only two weeks after a previous meeting in the series last week held in the North Capitol Hill area. CHS reported here on that session including debate over a plan for a “Technology Assisted Crime Prevention Pilot” that would include deploying cameras and acoustic gunshot location technologies in hot spot areas of the city.

Hollingsworth’s office says the meetings are part a trio of sessions planned in a row, each in a different area of the district.

“Last week, my alma mater Seattle Prep hosted my office for a community safety meeting in North Capitol Hill,” Hollingsworth said about the session. “I appreciate each and every one of you that attended to let me know your concerns around gun violence, break-ins, and residential theft.”

Hollingsworth’s newsletter on the second session says her office has been working with “the Mayor, the Seattle Police Department, and my fellow councilmembers to improve public safety in District 3 and across the City.”

Tuesday, March 5th’s meeting will take place in Leschi in the Central District. It will follow a Capitol Hill nightlife shooting over the weekend that sent three people to the hospital.

Hollingsworth’s office says representatives from the mayor’s office and the Seattle Police Department will also attend.

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