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Redmond City Council Votes to Rebuild Teen Center

Redmond City Council approved a 6-0 vote to rebuild the Old Fire House Teen Center at its original location, prioritizing teen input and expedient construction. The decision followed extensive community engagement and was influenced by the Stakeholder Group's recommendations.

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NEWSNov 26

Redmond City Council Votes to Rebuild Teen Center

Redmond City Council approved plans to rebuild the Old Fire House Teen Center, which closed in March 2025, with a unanimous vote. The new design will include features like a music performance space and a recording studio, emphasizing community and teen involvement in the planning process.

NEWSNov 25

Redmond Encouraging Residents to Apply for Council Vacancy - Business425

Redmond officials urge residents to apply for a vacant council seat following the resignation of Councilmember John Smith. The application process is open until December 15, 2025, and community engagement is encouraged to ensure diverse representation.

NEWSNov 25

Redmond Event to Celebrate Draw for World Game Tournament - Business425

Redmond officials will host an event on November 25, 2025, to celebrate the draw for the World Game Tournament. This event highlights the city's commitment to promoting international sports and community engagement.

NEWSNov 24

Wishing You a Safe and Happy Holiday

Redmond, WA, wishes residents a safe and happy holiday season as November 24, 2025, approaches. The city encourages community members to engage in local festivities while prioritizing safety measures.

NEWSNov 24

Celebrate the Redmond Lights Kick-Off Event

Redmond, WA, will celebrate the Redmond Lights Kick-Off Event on November 24, 2025. This festive occasion marks the beginning of the holiday season with various activities and community engagement. Residents and visitors are encouraged to join the celebration and enjoy the festive atmosphere.

NEWSNov 24

Register for Winter 2026 Activities

Redmond, WA, announces registration for Winter 2026 activities, encouraging residents to sign up starting November 24, 2025. The city promotes a variety of programs aimed at engaging the community during the winter season.

NEWSNov 21

Inquest into 2020 Andrea Churna Death Concludes

The King County Inquest into Andrea Churna's death concluded, with no criminal charges recommended despite differing jury determinations. The Redmond Police Department has since implemented enhanced crisis response protocols to prevent future tragedies.

NEWSNov 18

Redmond Lights Returns to Downtown Park

Redmond Lights will return to Downtown Park and expand to Esterra Park from Dec. 6, 2025, to Jan. 5, 2026. The Kick-Off Event on Dec. 6 will feature family activities, live performances, and art installations created by local artists.

NEWSNov 17

Community Notice Inquest into the Death of Andrea Churna Begins Today

The King County Inquest into the death of Andrea Churna starts today, November 17, 2025, at the King County Courthouse in Seattle. The public can observe the proceedings in person or via Zoom, with the inquest running until November 21. This process aims to ensure transparency regarding the tragic event that impacted Churna's family and the community.

NEWSNov 4

Redmond Announces City Council Vacancy

Redmond officials announced a vacancy for City Council Position #1 after Councilmember Osman Salahuddin resigned. The City Council will begin the process to fill this vacancy, with details to be announced in the coming weeks.

NEWSNov 3

Support Your Neighbors

The metadata reveals a civic alert titled "Support Your Neighbors" published on November 3, 2025, by the city of Redmond, WA. The article likely emphasizes community support initiatives, as suggested by the title and description. Specific details on actions or events related to this theme were not provided in the content.

NEWSOct 29

Redmond.gov Slow Network Response Times

Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform causes slow response times on Redmond.gov webpages. The issue is anticipated to be resolved by 4:20 p.m. PST today.

NEWSOct 28

Redmond Food Distribution and Meals

Redmond Food Distribution will occur on October 28, 2025, at 15022 NE Bel Red Rd, Bellevue, Washington. This event is part of a larger initiative to support local communities by enhancing food distribution efforts. It aims to address food insecurity in the region.

NEWSOct 24

City of Redmond to Pay 19M for Campus Near Marymoor Park - ConnectCRE

The City of Redmond plans to spend $19 million on a new campus near Marymoor Park. This investment is part of a broader strategy to enhance community facilities and services.

NEWSOct 24

Message from Police Chief Lowe - RE Automated License Plate Reader Privacy and Security Safeguards

Redmond Police Chief Lowe assured residents that the department's automated license plate reader (ALPR) program prioritizes safety and privacy. The program does not allow nationwide data sharing, and all external requests for data undergo strict review and approval processes.

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City of Redmond to Purchase 3.25-Acre Community Center Property from Lake Washington - The Registry

The City of Redmond plans to acquire a 3.25-acre property from Lake Washington to establish a new community center. This purchase is part of the city's ongoing efforts to enhance local recreational facilities and improve community engagement.

NEWSOct 22

LWTech sells Redmond property to City of Redmond - Lake Washington Institute of Technology

Lake Washington Institute of Technology sold property to the City of Redmond, enhancing local government resources. The deal is part of broader efforts to improve urban infrastructure and community services.

NEWSOct 21

City of Redmond to Purchase Community Center Property from Lake Washington Institute of Technology

The City of Redmond has agreed to purchase the Redmond Community Center property from Lake Washington Institute of Technology for $18.5 million. This acquisition, covering approximately 3.25 acres and a 20,491 square-foot facility, ensures the community center's continued operation while saving the city $2.9 million over time compared to leasing costs.

NEWSOct 21

Redmond finalizes deal to acquire 3-acre campus near Marymoor Park - Puget Sound Business Journal

Redmond officials finalized a deal to acquire a 3-acre campus near Marymoor Park. The acquisition aims to enhance local infrastructure and support future development projects in the region.

NEWSOct 21

Lake Washington Institute of Technology Selling Redmond Property to City for 18.5M - 425Business

Lake Washington Institute of Technology will sell a property in Redmond to the city for $18.5 million. The transaction aims to enhance community services and support local development initiatives.

NEWSOct 21

City of Redmond to Purchase Community Center Property from Lake Washington Institute of Technology

The City of Redmond has agreed to purchase LWTech's property for $18.5 million, ensuring the continuity of the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village. This acquisition will save the city $2.9 million over time compared to leasing costs and will allow for enhanced community services.

NEWSOct 10

Redmond Campaign Includes Events, Grants, Speakers, More Ahead of World Soccer Games - 425 Magazine

Redmond, WA, plans various events and grants in anticipation of the upcoming World Soccer Games. The initiative aims to engage the community and enhance local excitement.

NEWSOct 10

Breaking ground in Redmond Pride in place and community - Plymouth Housing

Plymouth Housing announced a significant development project in Redmond, Washington, aimed at enhancing community pride and housing availability. The initiative, set to break ground on October 10, 2025, focuses on providing essential housing solutions for residents.

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Redmond Police Department Supports Breast Cancer Awareness with Pink Patch Project Participation

The Redmond Police Department participates in the Pink Patch Project for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, allowing officers to wear pink shoulder patches. Community members can support the initiative by purchasing commemorative items, with proceeds benefiting the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.