Rizal Park and Bridge Preservation Society

03/28/2026

03/14/2026

03/08/2026

Courtesy of Jose Floresca…

01/30/2026

From this to this! Demolition has began and Dr Jose Rizal now has an amazing view! I think he’s happy don’t you? That shelter has been a magnet for the homeless and drug activity! Good riddance! www.rpbps.org (est 1981) join us for a big park clean up Saturday Jan 31st 10am-12

01/10/2026

Aunty Dolores Sibonga (the first minority woman to serve on the Seattle City Council when appointed in 1978, then was elected in 1979 and served until 1992). after our interview with her regarding Dr Jose Rizal Park and Bridge. Video coming soon! Stolen plaques have been replaced as of Nov 2025. With Gian Carlo Rosales RPBPS videographer! www.RPBPS.org

12/22/2025

On Dec 30, 2025, let’s come together to commemorate our national hero Dr. José Rizal on his death anniversary. 🇵🇭

As we gather in solidarity, we will also raise funds for public safety and improvements of the park, and to support flood victims affected by the recent typhoons and floods. 🤝🕊️

Join us and be part of honoring Rizal’s legacy through unity, service, and action. www.rpbps.org

12/11/2025

As of November 15, 2025, the plaques have been successfully restored. The replacement process took just over a year. We extend our gratitude to Seattle Parks and Recreation for their dedication. Mabuhay Dr Jose Rizal Park! www.rpbps.org

12/09/2025

Here is a before and after update on the park today. The homeless has been an ongoing issue beneath the shelter, prompting Parks and Recreation to allocate funds for renovation, which will include demolishing the structure due its its condition and its frequent use as a campsite for the homeless. As i look at this picture that may be a good thing and may actually be beneficial, as the area can be repurposed as a stage for upcoming music cincertd and events.