Commitment to Service. Integrity. Accountability. Welcoming. These city principles guide every part of our work and reflect in the exceptional customer service that City of Redmond staff strive to provide every day. Three city staff members share what outstanding customer service means to them and for our customers in the August edition of Redmond Connections.
Several state and city elected officials, as well as contributors to the Redmond Pool project, gathered outside last Thursday for a ribbon cutting to officially reopen the pool. Learn more about the two-year improvement project at redmond.gov/Pool. To plan your visit, please go to waveaquatics.org.
Honoring Police at Awards and Recognition Ceremony
On Thursday, August 5, the Redmond Police Department held a recognition event in Council Chambers at City Hall. Honorees included promoted officers, awards for exceptional service, life-saving awards, and Officer of the Year award.
Did you know that the Experience Redmond program is the City’s official tourism brand and promotes all the events and fun things to do in Redmond? Be sure to follow @ExperienceRedmond on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, sign up to receive a monthly enewsletter, and visit the website to view the events calendar so you don’t miss out. #GeekOutInRedmond
Legal crosswalks exist at all intersections, and road users are required to stop for pedestrians whether the crosswalk is painted or not. The City has installed in-street crosswalk signs in several locations as a reminder that crosswalks that are not painted nor have crosswalk signs are still legal crosswalks and pedestrians have the right of way.
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The City of Redmond assures that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, or gender, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any program or activity. For more information about Title VI, please visit redmond.gov/TitleVI.
