Can you put shredded paper in the recycle bin? Can you recycle aluminum foil? Find the answers to these questions and more in the City’s new recycling video library. Each quick video guide will show which common household items should be recycled and which belong in the trash.
Mayor Birney proclaimed it National Recovery Month in Redmond to bring awareness to all who are striving for recovery and who seek understanding, inclusion, and opportunity in our community. Recovery Month encourages everyone to learn more and support those from all walks of life who are on the path to hope and personal growth through recovery.
Participants in this virtual Welcoming Weekevent will explore ways to support businesses owned by people of color and immigrants and find resources to advance racial equity and inclusion in local economic development efforts.
The City of Redmond, in partnership with Ridwell, is offering all Redmond residents within city limits the opportunity to recycle their Styrofoam for free, right from their doorstep! The next pickup date available is September 28.
During National Preparedness Month, we are encouraged to be prepared for the unexpected. Don’t forget your pet in your planning! If your pet is lost, you can ensure a safe return by purchasing or renewing your King County pet license.
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