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Sammamish to Host Bike Pedestrian Plan Workshop on February 26, 2025

Sammamish, WALocal News

The City of Sammamish is set to hold a crucial Bike & Pedestrian Plan workshop on February 26, 2025, where local residents can contribute their insights into future transportation developments. Scheduled from 6 p. m. to 7:30 p. m.

at City Hall, the event will also be livestreamed to accommodate those unable to attend in person. A dedicated kids activity table will ensure that families can engage in the planning process together. The workshop will introduce an interactive map, available for community feedback until March 21, emphasizing the city's commitment to inclusivity and public input. This initiative reflects Sammamish's focus on enhancing safety and connectivity within the community. Participants can access the interactive map and additional information through the city’s official website.

The workshop is an important step towards shaping the future of biking and pedestrian pathways in Sammamish. Community involvement is critical, as it helps create a transportation plan that meets the needs of all residents.

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