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The Meadowbrook Bridge in Snoqualmie will be closed for a routine inspection on June 24, starting at 8:30 a.m. and reopening at 3:30 p.m., affecting all traffic. This closure is essential for maintaining the safety and integrity of the bridge. Residents and commuters are advised to plan their routes accordingly during this time.
The City of Snoqualmie has launched a new online portal designed to streamline Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, enhancing public access to vital records. This initiative aims to improve transparency and efficiency in handling public records, catering to the needs of residents and stakeholders.
Snoqualmie City Hall will reopen to the public on a limited basis starting July 19, following a temporary closure mandated by Governor Inslee's Safe Start plan. This reopening aims to enhance safety for residents and staff amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The decision reflects an important step toward normalcy in local governance.
The Snoqualmie Firefighters Association has officially cancelled the 2021 Pancake Breakfast due to safety concerns stemming from anticipated attendance levels. The decision underscores the challenges of hosting large community events amid ongoing public health considerations.
The US Census has released vital population data for Snoqualmie, revealing a population of 14,121 as of April 1, 2020. This information is crucial for local governance, as it directly impacts redistricting efforts and community planning. The data reflects the city's growth and demographic trends, marking an important milestone for residents and officials alike.
The City of Snoqualmie's Public Works crews are actively responding to winter storm conditions by clearing snow and ice throughout the area, including maintaining storm drains. Residents are encouraged to assist by safely removing compacted snow and ice from these drains to prevent flooding from melting snow and rain.
Snoqualmie has received recognition from the Arbor Day Foundation, being named a "Tree City USA" for its dedication to urban forest management and awarded the "Tree City USA Growth Award" for its enhanced tree care practices. These honors underscore the city's commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, reflecting its significant efforts in maintaining green spaces.
A historic late 19th century firefighting hose cart has been installed in the Snoqualmie Fire Station lobby, celebrating local firefighting history. This significant addition highlights the city’s commitment to preserving its heritage and educating the community about its past.
Waste Management is providing two drop-off sites for garbage and recycling to its Monday and Tuesday customers in Snoqualmie due to delays caused by recent winter storms. This initiative, in collaboration with the city, aims to help residents manage their waste during the holidays effectively. The drop-off locations will not accept composting materials.
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.