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Redmond officials seek community feedback on future parks and recreation initiatives through two new plans: the Recreation Program Plan and the Public Art Master Plan. Each questionnaire takes less than five minutes to complete. This effort continues the community's engagement first established in 2017 through the PARCC Plan.
King County Metro launched its new Flex service in Overlake on September 26, 2025, aimed at providing flexible transit options in the area. The initiative seeks to enhance public transportation accessibility and adapt to community needs.
Redmond officials invite the public to contribute ideas for the redevelopment of the Old Fire House Teen Center. The initiative aims to enhance community engagement and ensure the center meets local youth needs. Residents can submit their visions through an online platform.
The Redmond Police Department won the Aerial Achievement Award for its Drone as First Responder program. The award, announced on September 17, recognizes the program's impact on enhancing emergency response through real-time aerial visuals. Police Chief Darrell Lowe emphasized the program's commitment to innovation and public safety.
The Downtown Redmond Art Walk is scheduled for September 18, 2025, at 4:45 PM GMT. This event highlights local art and culture in the downtown area, providing an engaging experience for attendees.
The Redmond Police Department will hold a firearm exchange event on September 20, offering gift cards for unwanted firearms. Residents must ensure firearms are unloaded and stored safely in vehicles, as no ammunition will be accepted. The initiative aims to enhance community safety by preventing firearms from falling into the wrong hands.
The Redmond Police Department has been named a finalist for the 2025 Lifesaving Achievement Award due to its innovative Drone as First Responder program. Community members can vote for the winner at Skydio’s website. The program has already proven effective, helping locate a missing endangered man within minutes.
Redmond Central Connector's final link opens tomorrow, marking a significant development for local transit. This expansion enhances connectivity in the city and is expected to benefit commuters and residents alike.
Redmond’s Poet Laureate, Ching-In Chen, will kick off the second year of Read Local Eat Local on Sept. 18, connecting local businesses with poetry. The initiative features poems from over 35 poets displayed in nine Downtown Redmond locations, celebrating food and community.
Redmond, WA, celebrates notable events and achievements this September, including community milestones. The city encourages residents to participate in upcoming activities that promote civic engagement and local pride.