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Your weekly update from the City of Redmond.

Fix a Leak This Week

Save money and conserve water by fixing simple household leaks this national Fix a Leak Week, March 18 – 24. Small household leaks like dripping sinks and running toilets can waste hundreds of gallons a year. Dry summers can strain our water supply, so let’s take action now.

Learn more about fixing leaks

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Help Make Roads Safer 

We want to hear your ideas about how to make our roads safer. Join us at noon on Saturday, May 11, for a walk in the Education Hill neighborhood to improve the City’s transportation safety. During this two-hour walk, participants will discuss safety concerns for pedestrians, cyclists, transit users, and other road users. This walk is part of the City’s Safety Action Plan and Community Road Safety Assessment, which will create tools to strengthen our community’s approach to roadway safety and prevent serious harm. Let's work together to make our roads safer! Registration is required, and high school community service hours are eligible.

Learn more and sign up

Share Your Thoughts About Parking in Redmond

What is your experience with parking in Redmond? As Redmond grows, the City understands that parking is a limited resource and wants to better understand parking needs. Specifically, the City wants to learn more about how on-street and off-street parking is currently used by residents and visitors. The feedback submitted through this questionnaire will help the City manage parking in Downtown Redmond, Overlake Village, and Marymoor Village through the Downtown Parking Management Strategic Plan. Additionally, it will help inform the opportunity for shared parking programs that could better connect off-street parking.

Learn more and share feedback

Prepare to Ride the 2 Line

Light rail service on the Eastside will start next month on Saturday, April 27, when Sound Transit’s 2 Line will open from the South Bellevue Station to the Redmond Technology Station. With eight stations opening including two in Redmond, trains will run every 10 minutes from 5:30 a.m. – 9:30 p.m., seven days a week.

Learn more about how to ride

Learn more about the 2 Line

View Our Realtime Traffic Map

Have you ever wished for a local traffic map that helps you pick your best route before you leave home? Wish granted. Redmond’s Traffic Viewer is an interactive map that combines traffic alerts, live cameras, and traffic congestion information into a single, easy-to-use tool for navigating Redmond and nearby areas.

View your route

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