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The City of Snoqualmie is organizing a community meeting on March 15, 2023, to address recent house fires linked to lithium-ion batteries. This meeting aims to raise awareness and discuss safety measures in light of these incidents. Residents are encouraged to attend for important information regarding fire safety and prevention.
The Snoqualmie City Council has updated an ordinance aimed at deterring car theft and prowls by introducing a misdemeanor offense for car trespass. The revised Ordinance 1275 allows law enforcement to charge individuals attempting to enter vehicles not in their possession, enhancing local safety measures. This proactive step addresses rising concerns about vehicle-related crimes in the area.
Rick J. Rudometkin has been appointed as Snoqualmie's interim City Administrator by Mayor Matt Larson, pending confirmation from the Snoqualmie City Council on January 13. Rudometkin takes over the role previously held by Bob Larson, marking a significant leadership transition for the city.
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation (SVT) has announced a reduction of service on the Valley Shuttle, effective April 17. This shuttle connects critical areas from North Bend to Duvall, including key stops in Snoqualmie, Fall City, and Carnation, operating Monday through Friday. The service changes may significantly impact local commuters and residents relying on this transportation option.
I-90 between Preston and Issaquah will see lane closures in May due to pavement repairs by WSDOT, causing expected delays for drivers in the Snoqualmie area. The work will reduce I-90 to one lane in both directions, significantly impacting traffic flow.
The July Ross Report, issued by Mayor Katherine Ross, provides important updates on local initiatives, including National Night Out and ongoing road work in Snoqualmie, WA. This monthly report highlights community engagement and infrastructure developments, reflecting the city's commitment to transparency and public involvement.
Mayor Katherine Ross provides significant updates for Snoqualmie in the May edition of The Ross Report, focusing on local developments like the Snoqualmie Parkway paving and the opening of Riverview Park. These updates are crucial for residents, highlighting community improvements and ongoing projects.
Join the Green Snoqualmie Partnership for volunteer events on April 29 and May 7 to help protect the health of urban forests and trails in Snoqualmie, WA. These events run from 9 am to 12 pm, offering community members a chance to contribute to local environmental conservation efforts. Sign up today to make a difference in your community!
The City of Snoqualmie is actively seeking community volunteers to fill open positions on the Economic Development Commission and the Planning Commission. This initiative encourages local residents to take an active role in shaping their community and enhancing civic engagement. Interested individuals are invited to apply and contribute to important city decisions.
The City of Snoqualmie is actively seeking new members for its Parks & Events Commission and Civil Service Commission, encouraging local residents to become more engaged in community affairs. This initiative aims to enhance participation and representation in local governance. Interested individuals are invited to apply for these positions, which play a crucial role in shaping community projects and services.