Happy Summer, North Bend Residents!

North Bend, WALocal News

Mayor Miller of North Bend underscores the significance of community events in strengthening local bonds as summer approaches. The city is set to transition police services from the Snoqualmie Police Department to the King County Sheriff's Office, with an aim to enhance public safety and community engagement. This decision follows a comprehensive study that evaluated multiple policing options, ensuring the new contract aligns with community needs. The city council approved negotiations for the new contract, which is expected to take effect in the fall of 2026. Mayor Miller appreciates the contributions of the Snoqualmie Police Department over the past decade while expressing optimism for the new partnership.

The article highlights North Bend’s commitment to maintaining a vibrant and connected community through various local events. As summer unfolds, residents can look forward to an array of activities that nurture community spirit. The transition to new police services reflects a proactive approach to ensuring safety and well-being in North Bend.

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