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The City of Snoqualmie is issuing refunds for vehicle license fees charged after the repeal of a previous tax due to a system error. Residents who paid this fee after April 1, 2022, should submit an online form to process their refunds, reflecting the city's commitment to addressing local financial issues.
The Snoqualmie City Council is set to discuss a proposed sales tax increase during their meeting on January 8, aimed at boosting funding for the City’s Transportation Benefit District. Residents are encouraged to voice their opinions regarding the potential increase of 0.1%. This decision could have significant implications for local infrastructure funding.
The Snoqualmie Community Survey reveals that residents continue to enjoy a high quality of life, highlighting their satisfaction with various facets, including safety, health, and the natural environment. Conducted this summer, the survey utilized a comprehensive, random-sample methodology to gauge community livability. The results underscore the city's commitment to understanding and enhancing resident experiences.
Mayor Katherine Ross of Snoqualmie shares important updates in her December report, including recognition for the city's recycling efforts from King County and a celebratory Diwali event. This report emphasizes the administration's commitment to community engagement and sustainability initiatives.
Firefighter Darby Summers has initiated Operation Warm to distribute warm coats to children in Snoqualmie schools, addressing the needs of students identified by school counselors. This community-focused project aims to ensure that no child faces the winter without proper outerwear, fostering local support and involvement.
Mayor Katherine Ross shares crucial updates in the latest edition of The Ross Report, focusing on the AWC Mayors' meeting and community engagement through recent open houses. These updates provide residents of Snoqualmie with important developments and opportunities for civic involvement.
Celebrate spring in Snoqualmie with the return of the annual egg hunts for children and teens. Families are encouraged to bring their baskets and arrive on time, as the eggs will go quickly. This beloved local tradition promises fun and excitement for the community.
Snoqualmie Valley residents are invited to participate in a comprehensive 5-week emergency response training program designed to teach life-saving skills and safe operational practices in post-disaster environments. This training is part of the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) initiative and is open to individuals aged 18 and older. The program aims to empower local citizens to effectively respond to emergencies and protect their community.
The City of Snoqualmie is actively seeking residents to participate in pro and con committees for an upcoming Public Safety Sales Tax Levy ballot measure scheduled for August. This initiative aims to increase the city's sales and use tax by 0.1% to enhance public safety services, emphasizing community involvement in critical local governance decisions.
Snoqualmie has achieved Sterling Community status from Tree City USA after ten consecutive years of growth awards, celebrating its commitment to urban forestry and environmental stewardship. This recognition highlights the city's dedication to maintaining and enhancing its green spaces, benefiting residents and visitors alike.