City of Redmond Community Survey Results

Redmond, WALocal News

The 2025 Redmond Community Survey revealed that 89% of residents rate the quality of life positively, the highest satisfaction levels since 2018. The survey aimed to evaluate residents' priorities and satisfaction with city governance, utilizing a randomized Address-Based Sampling method for 536 interviews. Beautiful scenery, accessibility, and the community feel were identified as the best aspects of living in Redmond, with 30% of respondents mentioning these factors. Concerns about affordability and traffic persist, with 29% of residents citing cost of living as the primary issue facing the city. Notably, worries about crime have decreased significantly, dropping eight percentage points since the previous year.

The survey was offered in multiple languages, though the vast majority of responses were in English. The results highlight evolving resident priorities, indicating a growing emphasis on affordability and infrastructure. This survey serves as a critical tool for city planners and officials to address community concerns and improve living conditions.

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