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Dr. Marcus Johnson, a mayoral candidate, urges Snoqualmie residents to engage in the upcoming general election after achieving 24% of the votes in the primary. He emphasizes the importance of voter participation and accountability, announcing his endorsement of Jim Mayhew for Mayor and Dan Murphy for City Council. Johnson highlights the need for ongoing community involvement to ensure transparent leadership.
Crews responded to multiple incidents in Snoqualmie from October 4 to October 12, 2025, including a collision at Park Street and Meadowbrook Way, and various medical emergencies at local homes. A rollover accident on I-90 resulted in extensive search efforts, but no victims were found. A person was reported deceased after being struck by multiple vehicles on October 12.
The City of Snoqualmie seeks community feedback on its draft Strategic Plan, which will shape city investments for the next five years. Residents can review the plan and provide anonymous input via a survey by October 29, 2025.
The Snoqualmie Lodging Tax Advisory Committee will convene on October 15, 2025, at 5 PM GMT. The meeting aims to discuss funding applications related to tourism and business travel. Local officials emphasize the importance of this committee for enhancing community tourism.
King County will close the Tolt River Trail between SR203 and the Snoqualmie Valley Trail on October 14 and 15 for test pit work. The closure will occur from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with staff present to ensure pedestrian safety.
The Washington State Department of Transportation plans to fully close SR 18 between I-90 and Issaquah-Hobart Road from the night of October 16 through October 20 for highway widening. The closure aims to shift the highway into its final configuration, improving traffic flow in the area. If heavy rain is forecasted, the closure may be postponed.
Mayor Mary Miller invites North Bend residents to a Meet Up with the Mayor event at Huxdotter Coffee on October 15, from 9 to 10 a.m. Attendees can discuss city-related topics or upcoming projects while enjoying refreshments. Additional meetups are scheduled for November 19 and December 10.
Crews are addressing a sidewalk gap along SE North Bend Way, improving safety and accessibility between Dahlgren Family Park and the Snoqualmie Valley Trail. This project aims to enhance walking routes for residents, with temporary lane closures expected during construction.
Tim Harris advocates for the re-election of Sarah Perry to the King County Council, citing her substantial contributions of nearly $250 million to the Snoqualmie Valley in one term. He argues that her effective relationships and results-oriented approach have greatly benefited the community compared to her opponent's lack of clear plans.
North Bend City Council approved a $4.8 million Railway Crossing Capital Project, leading to upgrades at four railway crossings. Construction will close State Route 202 and Main Avenue S for several days starting October 26, with additional closures planned for November. The upgrades aim to enhance travel quality and safety.