Latest News in Snoqualmie, WA

Explore North Bend and Beyond with the Community Van Ride or Drive with King County Metros Affordable Rideshare Program

King County Metro has launched the Community Van service in North Bend, providing residents with a flexible and affordable transportation option for various activities. The program, operated in partnership with Hopelink, allows community members to share rides or volunteer as drivers, enhancing local mobility. The initiative includes a free Discover Pass for trips to Washington State Parks, making it an appealing choice for outdoor enthusiasts.

Help Restore the Jeanne Hansen Park Forest at Tree Planting Event, March 30

The Green Snoqualmie Partnership will host a tree planting event on March 30, 2025, from 9 am to 12 pm to restore the urban forest around Jeanne Hansen Community Park. Volunteers are invited to help enhance the local environment at 34226 SE Jacobia Street, Snoqualmie Ridge.

Fire Blotter Abdominal Pain Head Injury Pinched Nerve

The article provides a detailed account of recent emergency medical responses in Snoqualmie, highlighting various incidents including abdominal pain, head injuries, and seizures. These events reflect the ongoing medical needs within the community, showcasing the prompt actions of emergency crews. The report emphasizes the importance of local emergency services in addressing health crises effectively.

Citys Request to Reduce Housing Growth Target Number Unanimously Approved

The King County Growth Management Planning Council unanimously approved a request from Snoqualmie to reduce its housing growth target from 1,500 to 719 units. This decision reflects the city's efforts to align housing goals with realistic growth capabilities.

Snoqualmie City Council Unanimously Approves Strategic Planning Agreement Ahead of Elections [ID:c7849e]

The Snoqualmie City Council has approved a professional service agreement with Burke Consulting to create a Strategic Plan for city development over the next five years. The $100,000 initiative is vital for aligning community needs with governance, especially with upcoming elections that could change council composition.

Snoqualmie Council Discusses Budget Requests and Housing Growth Targets [ID:496205]

In a recent council meeting, officials in Snoqualmie discussed vital budget requests and proposed adjustments to housing growth targets. Mayor Katherine Ross highlighted the need for funding for a community center expansion and urged community members to engage with legislators ahead of the upcoming budget sessions.

Snoqualmie City Council Approves Jail Services and Welcomes New Officer [ID:c3ddff]

The Snoqualmie City Council met on March 24, 2025, approving an interlocal agreement for jail services and welcoming new police officer Dylan Losfar. The meeting also addressed utility rate amendments and highlighted upcoming fare enforcement for Metro Bus services.

Snoqualmie City Council Discusses Proposed Water and Sewer Rate Adjustments [ID:d690d3]

The Snoqualmie City Council is considering adjustments to water and sewer rates to ensure fairness among customer classes. The council aims to address historical billing disparities while phasing in changes for clarity among residents.

Mayor Ross Urges Swift Funding for State Route 18 in Council Meeting [ID:a376b4]

Mayor Katherine Ross highlighted potential delays in funding for State Route 18 during a recent council meeting. She urged residents to contact legislators to advocate for timely support of the project critical to local infrastructure.

Provide Feedback on Proposed Changes to City Utility Rates at Public Hearing on March 24

The City of Snoqualmie will conduct a public hearing on March 24, 2025, to gather feedback on proposed changes to utility rates for 2025-2030. The hearing will take place during the City Council Meeting at 7 PM. Residents are encouraged to participate and voice their opinions on the changes.