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City Recognizes National Preparedness Month, Encourages All Residents to Plan Ahead for Emergencies

The City of Snoqualmie recognizes September as National Preparedness Month, urging residents to develop emergency plans for potential disasters. Mayor Ross has highlighted the importance of preparedness in reducing risks and alleviating pressure on emergency services. This initiative aims to foster community resilience in the face of emergencies.

Plein Air Paint Out Honors Artists, including a Community Favorite

The Plein Air Paint Out event, held separately from Snoqualmie Days, celebrated local artists and focused on the theme of Majestic Meadowbrook, resulting in a variety of inspired artworks. This event not only highlights the artistic community in Snoqualmie but also showcases the beautiful landscapes of the region. The recognition of community favorites adds a personal touch to this local celebration.

Traffic Advisory: I-90 on-ramps at SR 18 Interchange to Close Nightly Sept. 25-29 for Construction

The City of Snoqualmie has issued a traffic advisory regarding the closure of I-90 on-ramps at the SR 18 interchange from September 25 to 29. This construction work is part of the ongoing improvements to create a new diverging diamond interchange, advising residents to plan for potential delays during nighttime hours.

City Holds Public Hearing on Proposed Multifamily Housing Designation at Snoqualmie Mill Property

The City of Snoqualmie is convening a public hearing to deliberate on the proposed designation of the residential aspect of the Snoqualmie Mill property as a targeted area for multifamily housing tax exemption. This initiative aims to foster residential development, addressing local housing needs and economic growth.

Snoqualmie Residents Encouraged to Participate in Community Survey

The City of Snoqualmie is encouraging residents to participate in an upcoming comprehensive City Survey, aimed at gathering community feedback. The survey will initially target randomly selected residents, who will receive a postcard invitation to participate. This initiative is crucial for ensuring community voices are heard in local governance.

King County Metro Adds Early Morning Service Run to Route 208

King County Metro is enhancing public transportation by adding an early morning service run to Route 208, which connects North Bend and Snoqualmie to the Issaquah Transit Center. This additional service aims to improve accessibility for commuters in the region, reflecting the Metro's commitment to meeting the needs of local residents.

Painting and Utilities Work this Week on the Snoqualmie Parkway

Contractor crews in Snoqualmie are scheduled to undertake painting and utility work on the Snoqualmie Parkway during the week of September 12. Minimal traffic disruptions are anticipated, ensuring that residents and commuters can navigate the area with ease. This project highlights the city's ongoing commitment to infrastructure maintenance and improvement.

Volunteer for the Arts Commission in Snoqualmie

The City of Snoqualmie's Arts Commission is actively seeking volunteers to fill an important position, specifically position #7, with the term expiring on January 1, 2025. This initiative encourages community involvement and aims to enhance cultural engagement within the city. Interested candidates are urged to apply and contribute to local arts initiatives.

Council Approves Construction of Splashpad at Snoqualmie Community Park, Planned to Open Summer 2024

The Snoqualmie City Council has approved the construction of a new splashpad at Snoqualmie Community Park, with plans for it to open in summer 2024. This $1.5 million project is part of the city's Capital Improvement Plan and aims to enhance community recreation options.

Police Arrest Suspect in Connection with String of Internet Cable Line Thefts

The Snoqualmie Police Department has arrested a suspect in connection with a series of internet cable line thefts that occurred on August 24. The suspect faces charges of malicious mischief and attempted theft, highlighting ongoing issues with infrastructure vandalism in the region.