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The Snoqualmie City Council has adopted a resolution to construct a large, all-inclusive playground at Centennial Fields Park, aimed at providing recreational opportunities for children of all abilities. This long-awaited project is set to enhance the community's outdoor spaces and promote inclusivity in play.
As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, the Snoqualmie Fire Department emphasizes the importance of understanding local fireworks regulations to ensure safety during celebrations. Residents are reminded to exercise caution, particularly in the context of dry weather conditions that can elevate fire risks.
The City of Snoqualmie invites families to the much-anticipated Big Truck Day event on June 29, offering children a unique opportunity to explore and interact with large vehicles and equipment. This popular event also includes sensory-free time, making it accessible for all kids to enjoy a fun-filled day.
Residents of Snoqualmie are encouraged to express their support for the transfer of Snoqualmie Parkway maintenance costs to the state, which could alleviate future financial burdens on local taxpayers. If approved, the state would assume responsibility for ongoing roadway maintenance. This initiative is positioned as a significant local issue with implications for community budgeting and infrastructure management.
WSDOT contractor crews will implement lane closures on westbound I-90 between High Point Way and Issaquah from June 11 to June 25 for essential bridge deck pavement repairs. Traffic delays are anticipated, prompting drivers to plan their routes accordingly.
Fire Chief Mark Correira of Snoqualmie announced his departure, effective June 29, 2023, to take on a leadership role at a larger fire agency in California. The change will also see Deputy Fire Chief Bailey appointed as the Interim Fire Chief by Mayor Ross. This transition marks a significant leadership shift in the local fire department.
The City of Snoqualmie invites community members to participate in a virtual public workshop focused on the development of the Public Right-of-Way ADA Transition Plan. This plan will address critical accessibility issues, including curb ramps and pedestrian crossings, ensuring inclusivity within city limits. Join the online discussion on June 13 or complete a survey to contribute to shaping this important initiative.
The City of Snoqualmie has announced the introduction of a new notification alert system following a recent escape from Echo Glen. This initiative, developed in collaboration with the King County Office of Emergency Management, aims to enhance public safety by allowing residents to opt-in for alerts regarding such incidents.
The Snoqualmie City Council has approved two contracts to repave several key roadways this summer, including Snoqualmie Parkway and sections of Mill Pond, Tokul, and Stone Quarry Roads. This decision aims to improve local infrastructure and enhance road safety for residents and visitors alike.
National Public Works Week highlights the essential services provided by the City’s Public Works Department, ensuring clean water, reliable plumbing, and well-maintained streets. The article underscores the year-round commitment of the staff to deliver quality services that enhance daily life for residents. This celebration reflects the importance of local government in maintaining community infrastructure.