Bear Sightings and Washington Law

Please remember to secure your garbage cans, be watchful of your children, and do not approach or feed any bear. If you see a bear in Wilderness Rim, first call 911 to report the sighting and then contact the WRA Office.  The 911 dispatcher will notify both the Sheriff’s Department and the Department of Fish(…)

Security Patrol—What You’re Paying For

Due to continued King County budget constraints, KC Sheriff’s Deputies are frequently unable to respond or provide the police coverage that Wilderness Rim residents request. Through a special assessment and private contract, WRA hires three off-duty King County Sheriff’s Deputies to make random patrols in Wilderness Rim. This year the unused portion of the fund(…)

Look Up – Look Up

The WRA meter reader has noticed many dead and dying evergreen/conifer trees while out in the neighborhood reading the water meters of homeowners. These trees on members’ lots are hazardous to life and property and need to be brought down safely as soon as reasonably possible. Trees are dying because of ice storms and lighting(…)