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The new state transportation package has allocated funds for the widening of SR 18 and the repaving of Snoqualmie Parkway, significantly enhancing local infrastructure. This initiative aims to improve traffic flow and safety for residents of Snoqualmie, WA, while addressing critical transportation needs in the region.
National Public Works Week honors the dedicated staff of the Public Works Department in Snoqualmie, WA, who ensure the community enjoys essential services like clean water, plumbing, and well-maintained streets. This recognition highlights the year-round commitment of these professionals to enhance the quality of life in the city.
National Parks and Recreation Professionals Day, celebrated on July 15, honors the dedicated staff of Snoqualmie Parks, who manage over 40 parks and 25 miles of trails. The event, recognized by a city proclamation from Mayor Ross, highlights the significance of the parks and recreation services in enhancing community well-being. This celebration emphasizes the city's commitment to maintaining green spaces and recreational opportunities for residents.
The Snoqualmie City Council approved the 2023-24 Biennial Budget on November 28, 2022, ensuring the city is funded for the next two years while maintaining high service levels. This budget also includes strategic long-term capital investments aimed at enhancing community services.
The Snoqualmie City Council has approved new speed limit modifications for SR 202, reducing speeds through the downtown corridor due to increased pedestrian and vehicle traffic. This decision aims to enhance safety in an area experiencing heightened activity, particularly around Snoqualmie Falls.
Snoqualmie residents are invited to contribute their opinions on the design improvements for the Centennial Trail, which connects the Falls to downtown Snoqualmie. An online survey has been launched to gather feedback and help shape the final design of the trail. Community participation is crucial to ensure the project aligns with local preferences and needs.
Mayor Ross has officially proclaimed the week of October 9-15 as Fire Prevention Week in Snoqualmie, emphasizing the importance of safety and planning to mitigate fire risks. The theme for this year's observance is "Fire won’t wait. Plan your escape," highlighting the critical need for preparedness. This initiative aims to educate the community on fire safety and prevention strategies.
Mayor Katherine Ross provides a monthly update on significant events in Snoqualmie, including the Snoqualmie Casino Topping Ceremony and the opening of the new Snoqualmie Police Department North Bend substation. These developments reflect the city's ongoing growth and commitment to public safety and community engagement.
Mayor Katherine Ross shares updates in "The Ross Report, Volume 13," highlighting community engagement events, including a visit from Thomas the Tank Engine and the welcoming of a new business to Snoqualmie. The report emphasizes the importance of local events in fostering community spirit and economic growth.
Snoqualmie Ridge residents are urged to conserve water due to electrical issues affecting the backup generator for a water supply pump. This proactive measure aims to preserve the water reservoir's supply until power is restored. The city emphasizes the importance of community cooperation during this critical time.