Quilters Bring Warmth to the Community, Get Housing Repair Assistance, Give Input on Stormwater Management Plan, and more
City of Redmond Washington sent this bulletin at 02/28/2022 09:08 AM PST
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Quilters Bring Warmth to the Community
The Senior Quilting Group recently donated several quilts to the YWCA Family Village in Redmond. They have also made quilts for Ronald McDonald House, Sibling House, and pet quilts for local animal shelters. This interest group is open to anyone ages 50 and up and meets from 1 - 3 p.m. every Wednesday at City Hall.
The King County Housing Repair Program helps Redmond income-qualified homeowners and renters who have special needs obtain low-cost loans and grants for housing repair services. Funds can be used to replace a roof, install a new septic system, address emergency health and safety conditions, and more. Additionally, renters with disabilities can have their units made more accessible.
Redmond is currently seeking community input on its draft 2022 Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) plan. The SWMP plan discusses the City’s stormwater management activities and priorities to meet Clean Water Act permit obligations. Share your thoughts on this vital piece of the City’s environmental sustainability vision.
Redmond’s Public Works Streets Division is already gearing up for spring. With drier weather comes a wide variety of tasks essential for maintaining the right of way, including pavement repair, sidewalk cleaning, vegetation trimming, curb painting, and lane marker replacement.
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