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The City of Snoqualmie and the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe have entered into a significant infrastructure agreement aimed at bolstering economic development for both parties. This collaboration is expected to enhance community infrastructure and support future growth initiatives.
The City of Snoqualmie Parks Department is offering community members the opportunity to reserve garden plots through its 2022 Community P-Patch Program, catering to gardening enthusiasts and those interested in growing their own vegetables. This initiative promotes local gardening and community engagement, making it a timely and relevant resource for residents.
The Snoqualmie community recently demonstrated its commitment to public health by participating in an April blood drive organized by Bloodworks Northwest, resulting in an impressive 221 donations over six days. Bloodworks encourages donors to return regularly, emphasizing the importance of consistent blood donation for community health.
The Snoqualmie City Council has unanimously approved a resolution to request Washington State designate Snoqualmie Parkway as an extension of SR 18. This 3.5-mile, four-lane divided parkway connects SR 202 in downtown Snoqualmie to SR 18 at the I-90 interchange, highlighting the city's commitment to infrastructure development and transportation improvements.
Bloodworks Northwest has successfully leveraged community support in Snoqualmie to maintain a healthy blood supply during the pandemic. The article discusses the impact of local donations and encourages residents to participate in future blood drives.
The Snoqualmie City Council has appointed Michael Sauerwein as the new City Administrator, effective January 10. Sauerwein previously served as the City Manager for Medina, Washington, and his selection followed a nationwide search.
The City of Snoqualmie has provided an update on its winter storm response, emphasizing the stabilization of main roads and the ongoing efforts by Public Works crews to plow secondary and tertiary areas. Residents are advised to prepare for potential additional snowfall due to a Winter Weather Advisory in effect.
City Hall in Snoqualmie will be closed for walk-in services on January 3 due to new snowfall. Residents are encouraged to access city services online, via email, and by phone during this closure. The decision highlights the city's response to weather conditions and aims to ensure public safety.
City Hall in Snoqualmie, WA, will be closed for walk-in services on December 27-28 due to winter weather conditions. Residents are encouraged to utilize online services, email, or phone for city-related inquiries during this closure.
Warming shelters are being made available in Snoqualmie as the region faces dangerously cold temperatures this week. Local residents are encouraged to utilize these warming locations for safety and comfort during this severe weather.