Participate in Redmond’s Annual Community Survey, Attend the 2023 State of the City Address, Learn About the NE 70th Street Extension, and more

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Community Survey

Participate in Redmond’s Annual Community Survey

Earlier this year, a randomized subset of residents was invited to participate in a statistically valid survey, providing community feedback about what the City is doing well and what can be improved. Now, that same survey is open to everyone to respond. All responses will remain confidential, and the results will help inform city decision-making and performance measures.

Complete the annual community survey

State of the City

Attend the 2023 State of the City Address

Mayor Birney will present her annual State of the City address in a hybrid meeting at 8:45 a.m. on Thursday, March 30. Free registration through OneRedmond is required to attend either in-person at Redmond City Hall or virtually through Teams.

Register to attend in person

Register to join virtually via Teams

70th Street Project

Learn About the NE 70th Street Extension

You're invited to give feedback on the proposed design for the City's NE 70th Street extension project, which will provide a connection between Redmond Way and 180th Avenue NE for vehicles, bikes, and pedestrians. Attend an open house from 6 - 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, at the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village (6505 176th Avenue NE, Redmond). City staff and the City's design consultant will be available to share information about the project, answer questions, and hear your thoughts.

Learn more and register

Groundwater Awareness

Celebrate Groundwater This Week

Did you know that 40% of Redmond’s drinking water comes from groundwater wells located in Redmond? In 2022, the City’s wells pumped over one billion gallons from the aquifer to provide drinking water - that’s equal to 20 million bathtubs of water. Discover how you can protect and conserve this precious resource during National Groundwater Awareness Week, March 5 – 11.

Learn how you can take action

Find conservation resources

Adopt your neighborhood storm drain

Daylight Savings Time

Spring Forward with Daylight Saving Time

As a reminder, daylight saving time begins March 12. Be sure to change your clocks one hour ahead and check the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.

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