City Seeks New Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commissioner

Redmond, WALocal News

The City of Redmond is actively recruiting applicants for a mid-term vacancy on its Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission, with a deadline for applications set for May 27. Eligible candidates must reside in the 98052 zip code and show interest in local parks and recreational programs. This position offers a one-year term, with the potential to renew for an additional three years, allowing commissioners to engage with public policies affecting community spaces. Monthly meetings are held on the first Thursday at 6:30 p. m.

, and the City prefers in-person attendance at Redmond City Hall. The City emphasizes the importance of a diverse commission and invites applications from all residents, including those who may have applied previously. Participation in this commission provides opportunities to connect with various community members and represent their interests in discussions with the City Council. The move to fill the vacancy underscores the City’s commitment to enhancing public engagement in local recreation. For additional questions, applicants can reach out to Parks Planning Manager Lindsey Falkenburg.

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