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The City of Snoqualmie unveiled new light pole banners that celebrate the region's wildlife, following a call for local artists to contribute original designs. This initiative, led by the City and the Snoqualmie Arts Commission, highlights the community's commitment to art and environmental appreciation.
The Snoqualmie Firefighters Association is hosting a Pancake Breakfast on August 17, 2024, from 7 to 11 AM at the fire station, inviting families to enjoy a delicious meal prepared by local firefighters. This annual event aims to support various community programs, equipment purchases, and scholarships funded by the association, highlighting its commitment to public service and community engagement.
Residents of Snoqualmie are invited to engage in a conversation with City Councilmembers Ethan Benson, Catherine Cotton, Louis Washington, and Rob Wotton on August 15, 2024, at Sigillo Cellars. This event aims to foster community dialogue and provide residents with an opportunity to discuss local issues directly with their elected officials.
Mayor Ross highlighted her busy July supporting Snoqualmie residents and businesses, with activities including business visits and participation in Fourth of July celebrations. Additionally, she welcomed a new restaurant, India Belly, emphasizing the city’s vibrant community spirit. The report showcases the mayor's engagement with the local community and ongoing economic development efforts.
The 2024 Boeing Classic golf tournament will kick off in Snoqualmie, WA, marked by a dramatic jet flyover scheduled for August 9. This event promises to draw significant local attention as the Boeing jetliner will soar above The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge golf course at approximately 11:15 a.m., signaling the start of the prestigious tournament.
On August 6, Snoqualmie voters will cast their ballots on Proposition 1, which proposes a one-tenth percent increase in the city's sales tax to fund public safety personnel and related costs. This measure aims to enhance the city's public safety services and ensure the effective hiring and equipping of professionals in this field.
The Snoqualmie Police Department, in collaboration with local fire departments, has initiated the Safe Rider Citation Program, which rewards children for safe riding practices with ice cream. This program aims to promote safety among youth using bikes and scooters in the community. The initiative underscores the importance of wearing helmets and safe riding habits.
The Snoqualmie Arts Commission is seeking new members to help enhance the arts in the community, providing a hands-on volunteer opportunity for residents passionate about arts and culture. This initiative aims to fill vacancies and actively engage citizens in shaping the artistic landscape of Snoqualmie.
The City of Snoqualmie is set to commence its 2024 Road Maintenance and Repair Project on July 26, which aims to enhance local infrastructure with minimal traffic disruptions. The majority of the project is expected to be completed by August 15, focusing on essential tasks such as crack sealing, slurry sealing, and paving overlays, primarily in the downtown area.
Snoqualmie and North Bend have officially reduced the speed limit on SR 202 to 40 MPH near the elk field, addressing growing traffic concerns and wildlife safety. This decision, made by both city councils, aims to promote public safety amidst increased traffic in the area.