Redmond light rail launch day packed with events, activities - FOX 13

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Redmond will host a series of events on April 24, 2025, to celebrate the launch of its light rail service, which aims to enhance public transportation throughout the area. The project is a significant step toward reducing traffic congestion and supporting sustainable commuting practices in the city. Local officials have highlighted that the new service will connect residents to key areas, fostering greater accessibility. With a variety of activities planned for launch day, community engagement is anticipated to be high, showcasing the public's interest in improved transit options. This initiative is part of a larger regional strategy to invest in transit infrastructure, addressing the needs of a growing population.

City leaders are urging residents to take part in the celebrations and learn more about the benefits of the light rail system. By prioritizing public transportation, Redmond aims to create a more connected and environmentally friendly community. The launch marks a pivotal moment in the city’s development and commitment to modernizing its transit services.

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