2 new trails connect Redmond transit station to King County park - FOX 13

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Redmond officials celebrated the opening of two new trails that connect the Redmond transit station to a nearby King County park. Designed for both pedestrians and cyclists, these trails aim to enhance accessibility and encourage outdoor activities among residents. Mayor Angela Birney emphasized the importance of these trails, stating, “The new trails will provide a safe and enjoyable route for pedestrians and cyclists. ” This initiative reflects the city’s ongoing efforts to improve transportation options and promote healthy lifestyles. The trails are expected to facilitate easier access to recreational spaces, potentially reducing vehicle use in the area.

Additionally, the project aligns with regional goals of enhancing connectivity between public transit and green spaces. Funding for the trails came from local grants aimed at improving community infrastructure. This development is expected to positively impact residents by fostering a more active and engaged community.

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