Seattle Children’s says Laurelhurst council supports ending helicopter landing committee
The hospital said the agreement would preserve emergency access while ending a long-running city review tied to noise and landing concerns.
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Seattle Children's and Laurelhurst neighborhood agree to change controversial helicopter landing policy
Seattle Children’s Hospital and the Laurelhurst Community Council have agreed to revisit a decades-old agreement governing landings of helicopter transport flights in the neighborhood. The announcement came Friday in a joint statement from the hospital and council.
Laurelhurst community agrees to ‘fully support’ Seattle Children’s helicopter landing efforts
The Laurelhurst Community Council has agreed to “fully support” Seattle Children’s as it seeks city approval to end the Medical Review Committee for helicopter landings, according to a joint statement released Friday morning.
Laurelhurst Community Council Will Support Ending Policy that Reduces Helicopter Landings at Seattle Children’s Hospital
For more than 30 years, Seattle Children’s Hospital has abided by a voluntary agreement with the Laurelhurst Community Council (LCC) and the city to restrict which medevac helicopter flights carrying sick children can land directly at the hospital to the most serious cases. A Reddit post last week brought this long-standing agreement to the public’s attention. A Stranger report this week showcased how, starting during the pandemic, the LCC had …
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