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Your weekly update from the City of Redmond.

Celebrating Black History Month

During tomorrow evening's City Council meeting, Mayor Birney will proclaim February as Black History Month in Redmond to celebrate African Americans and the many outstanding achievements and contributions that they have made in shaping our country, society, and communities. The observance also serves to acknowledge and gain a deeper understanding of the painful history African Americans have endured through their struggle for freedom and equality.

Recycle Anything with Tips from the Recycling Video Library

Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to recycle furniture, mattresses, batteries, Styrofoam, packaging, or small electronics? Learn how to sustainably dispose of almost anything with the Recycling Video Library.

Visit the Recycling Video Library

See the Latest Crime Data in New Dashboards

The Redmond Police Department collects and uses data on its operations to better serve the residents of Redmond. The department is committed to transparency and building community trust and is making more of this data available in real-time through two new data dashboards regarding use of force, and the School Resource Officer Program, in addition to the interactive crime map.

View dashboards, maps, and other data sources

Read the Stormwater Action Plan for Monticello Watershed

Redmond has completed a draft Stormwater Management Action Plan that details activities the City can take to improve stormwater management in Monticello Watershed in Northeast Redmond. Visit Redmond’s watershed management page to learn more about how the City is working to restore Redmond’s watersheds, review the plan, and share your feedback.

Review the Stormwater Action Plan

Stay Connected to Community Resources

Did you know you can sign up to receive emails or texts when staff update city webpages to share new resources and services like employment services, parenting workshops, opportunities to save on expenses, affordable housing information, and more? If you would like to receive emails or texts about these topics, visit the Notify Me webpage, click the envelope and/or cell phone icon next to the topic(s) you’re interested in, and follow the instructions to subscribe.

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