Light Rail Stations Opening in Redmond on May 10, 2025

Redmond, WALocal News

Mayor Angela Birney has announced the opening of new light rail stations in Downtown Redmond and Marymoor Village on May 10, 2025, a key step in realizing her vision for a connected and sustainable community. This project is the result of over 50 years of planning and will provide improved transit options to Bellevue and Seattle, reducing congestion and expanding economic opportunities. The light rail will facilitate quicker, traffic-free connections, transforming Redmond into a more vibrant city. The opening will coincide with Bike Everywhere Month, enhancing cycling infrastructure through the East Lake Sammamish Trail, which will link to additional paths in the area. Local businesses are expected to thrive as improved access brings more visitors to the community.

Celebratory events are planned to honor this significant milestone, emphasizing the collective effort of the community. Mayor Birney expressed pride in the achievements that have contributed to a more sustainable and equitable city. This expansion is a testament to Redmond's leadership in transportation and livability, setting a benchmark for other cities.

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