Richmond Beach Community Association Revenue

About Richmond Beach Community Association

Welcome to one of the most inviting, vibrant, scenic, involved and “event-full” neighborhoods in the region. Located in the northwest corner of King County and the City of Shoreline, Richmond Beach was noted for these qualities when it was named one of the 2010 Best Places to Live by Seattle Metropolitan magazine. Richmond Beach boasts a rich history dating back to the late 1800s – some original buildings are still in use – making it one of the earliest settlements in north King County. Richmond Beach Community Association Richmond Beach Community Association (RBCA) is a Century Corporation having been incorporated for over 100 years. The Association remains a vital force in maintaining the neighborhood’s quality of life by bringing neighbors together at events, keeping them informed and facilitating neighborhood enhancements. Since that beginning, the organization has been instrumental in the progress of Richmond Beach from a farming and residential area on the Puget Sound shoreline to a diverse, densely populated neighborhood in the City of Shoreline. The purposes of the RBCA are to: Keep residents aware and informed of issues by providing forums that create the opportunity for residents to form and express ideas, opinions and needs. Promote and produce social events and projects that generate a sense of neighborhood and enjoyment among residents. Nurture engagement among the Richmond Beach community, the City of Shoreline and surrounding communities. Richmond Beach Community Association Board RBCA members elect nine board members as the governing body of the association. Each board member may serve up to three consecutive two-year terms. Terms are staggered so roughly half of the board is up for election every other year.

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