Learn How Redmond Cares for Waterways, Share Your Thoughts on Health Through Housing, Attend Virtual Open House on Climate, and more
City of Redmond Washington sent this bulletin at 10/11/2021 09:20 AM PDT
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Learn How Redmond Cares for Waterways
In the Mayor’s October Redmond Connections video, you’ll learn why caring for Redmond’s rivers, lakes, and streams is a priority for the City, meet two staff members who help protect our natural resources, and discover how you can help keep pollution out of our waterways.
King County purchased the Silver Cloud Inn as part of the Health Through Housing program, which will provide permanent supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness. Please complete a short questionnaire by October 31 and share your thoughts on what successful operations of the program would include.
Join King County Executive Constantine, Mayor Birney, and Issaquah Mayor Pauly at a virtual King County – Cities Climate Collaboration (K4C) Town Hall, Tuesday, October 19, from 6 -7 p.m. The discussions will include building climate equity and resilience into long-term planning, followed by a Q & A for attendees.
At last week’s council meeting, Michael Marchand was sworn in as Redmond’s new Technology and Information Systems (TIS) Director. He comes to the city with 26 years of technology experience in both the private and public sectors and will start in this new role on October 18.
Election Day is November 2, and Washington State mail-in ballots are beginning to be delivered this week. Voting is safe, secure, and accessible for eligible voters.
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