Redmond public meetings in 2025

City Council

The December 23, 2025, City Council study session was canceled. No business was conducted or discussed.

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole for Parks and Environmental Sustainability had scheduled a meeting for December 23, 2025. The notice states the meeting was canceled. No agenda items were considered.

City Council

The Redmond City Council business meeting scheduled for December 16, 2025, has been canceled. No decisions or discussions occurred.

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The City of Redmond Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services meeting scheduled for December 16, 2025, was canceled.

• Meeting canceled
• No agenda items scheduled

City Council

This meeting has been canceled. No items were discussed or decided.

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Committee of the Whole will review an informational presentation on the 2023 Financial Audit exit conference. It will vote to approve the HSO Managed Services Agreement. Members will consent to proposed updates to the 2026 executive, non‑represented, and supplemental pay plans. Additional items include a study session on the council vacancy appointment process, updates on the citywide grant program, the police parking enforcement program, and the 2023 impact fee collection and distribution report.

• Approval of HSO Contract (Managed Services Agreement)
• Proposed updates to 2026 Pay Plans (executive, non‑represented, supplemental)
• Council Vacancy Appointment Process update (study session)
• Citywide Grant Program update (informational)
• Police Parking Enforcement Program update (informational)

City Council

The Redmond City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes approval of the November 18 minutes, payroll checks, and a $149,978 contract with MAKERS for a citywide design standards update. Council members will adopt several ordinances, notably Ordinance No. 3237 updating the Capital Facilities Plan to the 2050 General Government version, Ordinance No. 3238 adopting the 2025‑2050 Fire Functional Plan, and Ordinance No. 3239 revising the short‑term rental code. Additional actions include adopting a resolution for the 2025‑2030 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan, updating development impact fees for 2026, and approving pay‑plan ordinances for city employees and elected officials.

• Approval of Contract with MAKERS – $149,978 for Citywide Design Standards Update
• Ordinance No. 3237 – Adopt Redmond Capital Facilities Plan 2050, repealing 2025‑30 plan
• Ordinance No. 3238 – Adopt 2025‑2050 Redmond Fire Department Functional Plan
• Ordinance No. 3239 – Update Short‑Term Rental Code in Municipal Code Chapter 5.04
• Ordinance No. 3240 – Amend impact‑fee schedules (park, school, transportation) for 2026 indexing

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Planning and Public Works Committee will hold a study session on the Overlake Commons Master Planned Development, including a development agreement and site plan entitlement. They also will discuss two action items: approving a final contract with Technical Systems Inc. for control systems and telemetry upgrades (Phase 2 & 3) and a consultant agreement with DKS Associates for a citywide safe speed study. Both actions are recommended for consent at a future meeting.

• Overlake Commons Master Planned Development study session (quasi-judicial, development agreement)
• Approve final contract with Technical Systems Inc. for Control Systems and Telemetry Upgrades, Phase 2 & 3
• Approve consultant agreement with DKS Associates for Citywide Safe Speed Study and Audit
• Both action items are recommended for consent at the January 6 meeting

Community Facilities District No. 2016-1

The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors will consider approving two invoices for public works projects: the Overlake Accessibility Improvements Project and the NE 40th St. Shared Use Path. The board will also discuss appointing a new member. The meeting includes public comment and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Approval of Invoice No. 1 for Overlake Accessibility Improvements Project
• Approval of Invoice No. 1 for NE 40th St. Shared Use Path
• Discussion on appointing a new member to CFD 2016-1 Board of Supervisors
• Approval of June 3, 2025 regular meeting minutes

City Council

The November 25, 2025, City Council study session has been canceled. No items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting canceled

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Redmond Committee of the Whole for Parks and Environmental Sustainability scheduled for November 25, 2025 was canceled. No agenda items were presented or discussed. Residents should note that no decisions or public hearings will occur at this meeting.

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider approving the 2026 property tax levy for general operations and updating business license fees. The meeting also includes approval of various contracts, including a $3.38 million pavement project and a $701,960 consultant agreement for Idylwood Park.

• Adoption of Ordinance 3234: 2026 Property Tax Levy for General Operations
• Adoption of Ordinance 3233: Updating the Business License Fee for 2026
• Award of Construction Contract: $3,383,138 for 156th Cycle Track Project
• Approval of Consultant Agreement: $701,960 for Idylwood Park Parking Lot Expansion
• Approval of Lease Amendment: WSDOT Trail Segment Connecting SR 202 and Redmond Central Connector

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services will consider two consent items: the Capital Facilities Plan 2050 for General Government and adoption of the 2025-2050 Redmond Fire Department Functional Plan. They will also provide feedback on the Police Parking Enforcement Program and receive informational presentations on FLOCK Automated License Plate Reading cameras, the Housing Framework Report, and the Community Stability Allocation Fund Update. Additionally, they will discuss approval of a contract with MAKERS for citywide design standards, an appointment to the CFD board, and the council vacancy appointment process.

• Adoption of 2025-2050 Redmond Fire Department Functional Plan (consent, Dec 2)
• Capital Facilities Plan 2050 - General Government (consent, Dec 2)
• FLOCK Automated License Plate Reading (ALPR) Cameras (informational)
• Police Parking Enforcement Program (study session feedback)
• Council Vacancy Appointment Process (consent, Dec 2)

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a study session to review a recommendation for the Old Fire House facility and receive a budget update. The meeting will also include a review of the 2025 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan and a discussion on the council vacancy appointment process.

• Old Fire House Facility Recommendation
• Budget Update
• 2025 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Review
• Council Vacancy Appointment Process
• Committee of the Whole referrals

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Committee of the Whole will consider adopting resolutions and ordinances to update connection charges for water and wastewater, establish the 2026 property tax levy, and approve lease amendments for telecommunications and trail projects. The items are requested for consent on November 18th.

• Adoption of water and wastewater connection charge updates
• Adoption of 2026 property tax levy ordinance
• Approval of wireless telecommunications lease amendments
• Approval of lease amendment for Northwest Restaurants, Inc.
• Approval of lease with WSDOT for trail segment connecting SR 202 and Redmond Central Connector

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting on November 12, 2025. The agenda includes a roll call, an interview with a candidate for the Human Services Commission, an agenda memo, and adjournment. No formal actions or votes are listed.

• Human Services Commission candidate interview
• Roll call
• Agenda memo
• Adjournment

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting to consider suspending the Flock Automated License Plate Reading System (ALPRS) for 15 minutes. The meeting will be held at City Hall at 15670 NE 85th St and can be viewed remotely.

• Suspension of Flock Automated License Plate Reading System (ALPRS) for 15 minutes
• Special meeting notice and agenda
• Meeting held at City Hall, 15670 NE 85th St
• Remote viewing options: Comcast Ch. 21/321, Ziply Ch. 34, Facebook, and Redmond.gov/rctvlive
• Meeting to be recorded and posted to redmond.legistar.com

City Council

The City Council business meeting scheduled for November 4, 2025, has been canceled. No business will be conducted at this meeting.

• Meeting canceled; no agenda items to report

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee of the Whole – Planning and Public Works meeting scheduled for November 4, 2025, was canceled. No agenda items were considered or decided. Residents should note that no decisions or discussions took place at this meeting.

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting to vote on a consent agenda containing several contracts and agreements. Key items include collective bargaining agreements with the Redmond City Hall Employees Association and Teamsters Local 117 for police support employees, along with associated pay plan ordinances. The council will also receive presentations on the Cascadia State of the College and a crisis care levy.

• 2026-2028 collective bargaining agreements with RCHEA and Teamsters (Police Support) and ordinances amending pay plans (AM No. 25-163, 25-164)
• Approval of Office of Public Defense grant of $20,930 for public defense improvement funds (AM No. 25-160)
• Approval of 2026 rate amendment to the interlocal agreement with South Correctional Entity (SCORE) for inmate housing (AM No. 25-161)
• Award of Parks Impact Fee Study contract to The FCS, a Bowman Company, for $79,890 (AM No. 25-162)
• Proclamation for Native American History Month and presentations on Cascadia State of the College and crisis care levy

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Redmond Planning and Public Works Committee will consider approving 2026 impact fee schedules, a $150,000 contract for a business license study, and a consultant agreement for Idylwood Park improvements. The committee will also reject all bids for a lift station upgrade and approve a construction contract for NE 24th Street.

• Development Impact Fees - 2026 Annual Indexing
• Award $150,000 contract to Strategica, Inc. for business license study
• Reject all bids for Lift Station Equipment Upgrades Phase 2
• Approve consultant agreement for Idylwood Park parking lot expansion
• Award construction contract for NE 24th Street pavement management

City Council

The City Council holds a study session to discuss three major items: the Capital Facilities Plan 2050 for general government, proposed code updates for short-term rentals, and a status update on the Transportation Master Plan covering e-mobility, technology, maintenance, and performance metrics. No final decisions will be made; this is a discussion-only meeting.

• Capital Facilities Plan 2050 – General Government (30-minute discussion)
• Short-Term Rental Code Update – includes amendments to RMC Chapter 5.04 (30-minute discussion)
• Transportation Master Plan Status Update – e-mobility, technology, maintenance, performance metrics, and Transportation Facilities Plan (45-minute discussion)
• Council Talk Time (10 minutes)
• All meetings attended in person or remotely via RCTV, Facebook, or phone

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole will vote on two action items: an amendment to the Operational Services Agreement with Wave Aquatics and a $79,890 contract with The FCS for a Parks Impact Fee Study. It will also receive informational updates on the Environmental Sustainability Action Plan, the Old Fire House facility recommendation process, volunteer programs, events recap, and the Redmond Lights 2025 program plan. Additionally, there will be a presentation on the Mobile Command Post Tour for Council by the Police Department.

• Amendment to the Operational Services Agreement between the City and Wave Aquatics
• Award Parks Impact Fee Study contract to The FCS, a Bowman company, for $79,890
• Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Implementation Update - October 2025
• Old Fire House Facility Recommendation Process Update
• Redmond Lights 2025 Program Plan

City Council

The Redmond City Council meeting scheduled for October 28, 2025, was canceled. The agenda included a notice of cancellation for the Special Meeting.

• Meeting canceled
• Notice of cancellation provided

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a quasi-judicial matter regarding the Redmond Town Center Master Planned Development and Development Agreement. Another public hearing will consider the annual update of the 2026-2031 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program. The consent agenda includes approval of tourism grants, a microtransit shuttle consultant agreement, a $1,115,400 engineering contract for the NE 40th Street Shared Use Path, and a $135,442 contract for Fire Station tones. Staff reports will cover the transition of waste hauler service from Waste Management to Recology and proposed updates to municipal codes for water/sewer and building construction.

• Public hearing on Redmond Town Center Master Planned Development and Development Agreement (Ordinance No. 3230, Resolution No. 1612)
• Public hearing on adoption of 2026-2031 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (Resolution No. 1611)
• Approval of $1,115,400 consultant agreement with David Evans & Associates for NE 40th Street Shared Use Path engineering
• Approval of $135,442 contract with Jaymarc AV for Fire Station tones update at Station 11
• Staff report on progress of waste hauler contract transition from Waste Management to Recology

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole on Public Safety and Human Services will discuss and recommend action on three consent agenda items for the November 3 council meeting: a King County agreement for monitoring registered sex offenders (CM 25-5571), a 2026 rate amendment for inmate housing at the South Correctional Entity (SCORE) jail (CM 25-5052), and approval of public defense improvement funds (CM 25-5563). The committee will also receive informational updates on police technology, including automatic license plate reader policies and data governance (CM 25-5601), the 2025 Thrive program (CM 25-5542), and the Q3 2025 police activity report (CM 25-5611).

• King County Cost Reimbursement Agreement for monitoring registered sex offenders (CM 25-5571)
• 2026 Rate Amendment to SCORE interlocal agreement for inmate housing (CM 25-5052)
• Approval of Office of Public Defense improvement funds (CM 25-5563)
• Police Technology Update including Automatic License Plate Readers policy (CM 25-5601)
• 2025 Thrive Update (CM 25-5542)

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss and possibly act on the 2026 state legislative agenda, adopt the 2025-2050 Fire Department Functional Plan, review Q3 2025 Capital Investment Program updates, and consider an ordinance prohibiting new private wells and mandating connection to the city water system. The session also includes a 10-minute council talk time.

• City of Redmond 2026 State Legislative Agenda discussion
• Adoption of 2025-2050 Redmond Fire Department Functional Plan
• Capital Investment Program (CIP) Q3 2025 project updates, including Cycle Track projects on DaVinci Ave and NE 24th Street
• Ordinance revising zoning code to prohibit new private wells and require connection to city water system

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications meeting scheduled for October 14, 2025, has been canceled.

City Council

The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting to interview candidates for the Human Services Commission and the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission. No other business is scheduled.

• Candidate interviews for the Human Services Commission
• Candidate interviews for the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider approving the purchase of the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village and a budget adjustment ordinance. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items and reports on economic development and World Cup planning.

• Approval to acquire Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village
• Ordinance to adjust 2025-2026 biennial budget
• Agreement with King County for Redmond Watershed Trails maintenance
• Agreement with NORCOM and PSRFA for Tablet Command Integration
• Partnership with King County Regional Homelessness Authority for shelter funding

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee of the Whole – Planning and Public Works will consider several consent items, a public hearing, and study sessions on transportation and infrastructure projects. Items include a $1.115 M consultant agreement for the NE 40th Street Shared Use Path, a microtransit shuttle consultant agreement, tourism grant funding, and a $135,442 fire‑station tones contract.

• Consent to consultant agreement with David Evans & Associates for NE 40th Street Shared Use Path, up to $1,115,400 (CM 25-5302)
• Consent to WSDOT Regional Mobility Grant Microtransit Shuttle consultant agreement (CM 25-5281)
• Consent to approve 2026 Tourism Grant Funding recommendations (CM 25-5114)
• Public hearing on adoption of the 2026‑2031 Transportation Improvement Program (CM 25-5313)
• Consent to Jaymarc AV contract for Fire Station 11 tones, $135,442 (CM 25-5321)

City Council

This is a special meeting of the Redmond City Council consisting solely of roll call, council conversations, and adjournment. No legislative actions, public hearings, or financial decisions are scheduled.

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a study session to review the Environmental Sustainability Action Plan 2025 Refresh, the Capital Facilities Plan 2050 for General Government, and the Redmond Town Center Master Planned Development and Development Agreement. The quasi-judicial development agreement is a 60-minute agenda item. No formal decisions are expected at this study session.

• Environmental Sustainability Action Plan 2025 Refresh – strategy review (45 min)
• Capital Facilities Plan 2050 – General Government (30 min)
• Redmond Town Center Master Planned Development and Development Agreement – quasi-judicial review (60 min)

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole will consider a consent item to approve a Sixth Amendment to an interlocal agreement with King County for the maintenance of Redmond Watershed Trails. The meeting also includes informational updates on the Old Fire House facility recommendation process, the Public Art Master Plan, and the Community Based Events Innovation Fund.

• Approval of Sixth Amendment to Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with King County
• Informational update on Old Fire House Facility Recommendation Process
• Informational update on Public Art Master Plan
• Informational overview of Community Based Events Innovation Fund

City Council

The Redmond City Council is holding a special joint meeting with the Redmond Arts and Culture Commission. The agenda includes a memo and presentation, but no specific proposals or decisions are listed beyond this joint discussion.

• Joint meeting with Redmond Arts and Culture Commission
• Agenda memo and presentation attached

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider a consent agenda of routine items including the approval of a $820,885 construction contract for the Sidewalk Repairs Avondale Way Project, the dissolution of a Community Facilities District, and the ratification of a termination of a CFD. The meeting also includes a public hearing on Urban Centers Parking Management and a request to allocate $250,000 for immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers.

• Award of $820,885 construction contract for Sidewalk Repairs Avondale Way Project
• Dissolution of Community Facilities District 2014-01
• Adoption of ordinance increasing business license model minimum threshold
• Allocation of $250,000 for immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers
• Approval of $120,000 Port of Seattle Economic Development Grant

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole will consider two consent agenda items: partnering with the King County Regional Homelessness Authority to pool and administer severe weather shelter funding, and approving agreements for Tablet Command integration and maintenance. The committee will also provide feedback for a study session on the 2025-2050 Redmond Fire Department Functional Plan and receive informational reports on quarterly overtime and fire prevention performance data.

• Action item: Partner with King County Regional Homelessness Authority to pool and administer Severe Weather Shelter Funding (CM 25-5031)
• Action item: Approve agreements for Tablet Command integration, maintenance, and shared services (CM 25-5102)
• Study session feedback on adoption of 2025-2050 Redmond Fire Department Functional Plan (CM 25-5131)
• Informational: Quarterly Overtime Report for January 1 through June 30, 2025 (CM 25-5161)
• Informational: Fire Prevention Performance Data for Q1 and Q2 2025 (CM 25-5091)

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the final report on Teen Services Engagement, including community outreach and stakeholder involvement. They will also receive an update on the Housing Subcommittee. No decisions or votes are anticipated as this is a study session.

• Teen Services Engagement – Final Report (45-minute discussion)
• Housing Subcommittee update (30-minute discussion)
• Council Talk Time (10 minutes)

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The committee is recommending approval of several consent items for the September 16 council meeting, including a $50,749 Gartner subscription, an ordinance adjusting the business license minimum threshold for out-of-city businesses, and resolutions related to the Washington State Opioid Settlement. They will also discuss the 2026 state legislative agenda in a study session and receive a budget process update.

• Approval of a $50,749 Gartner, Inc. subscription for technology services
• Ordinance raising the business license model minimum threshold for out-of-city businesses and setting four-year adjustment cycles
• Washington State Opioid Settlement with Purdue Pharma and generic manufacturers (allocation and participation agreements)
• Purchasing process improvements: council signing authority limits for professional services, technology, A/E, and public works agreements
• King County District Court Interlocal Agreement amendment

City Council

The Redmond City Council will interview Nancy Mburu, the sole applicant for the Poet Laureate position. The council also has before it Ordinance 2444 which would formally establish the Poet Laureate program. No other business is scheduled for this special meeting.

• Candidate interview: Nancy Mburu for Poet Laureate
• Ordinance 2444 – Establishing Poet Laureate program
• Interview is the only substantive agenda item

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider several consent‑agenda items, including approval of August meeting minutes, payroll and check registers, and a $150,000 on‑call survey and mapping services agreement with David Evans and Associates. The Council will also adopt Ordinance No. 3226 to amend the Redmond Zoning Code as part of the 2025 Annual Code Cleanup. Additional items on the consent agenda include agreements for Eastrail Partners, Bellwether Housing (Prisma) purchase and sale, and acceptance of a WSDOT Regional Mobility Grant.

• Approval of August 4, 2025 special meeting minutes (4 pm and 7 pm sessions)
• Approval of payroll/direct deposit and checks registers for August 8, August 25, and September 2, 2025
• Approval of On‑Call Survey and Mapping Services Agreement with David Evans and Associates, up to $150,000 (AM 25‑121)
• Adoption of Ordinance No. 3226 amending the Redmond Zoning Code for the 2025 Annual Code Cleanup (AM 25‑125)
• Approval of Eastrail Partners Memorandum of Agreement (AM 25‑122)

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee of the Whole will consider accepting several grants and awarding contracts for public works projects, including the Maintenance and Operations Center redevelopment and Avondale Way sidewalk repairs. The body will also discuss updates to the Short-Term Rental code.

• Award contract for Maintenance and Operations Center redevelopment to Lease Crutcher Lewis WA, LLC
• Award contract for Avondale Way Sidewalk Repairs Project to Fury Site Works Inc.
• Accept Port of Seattle Economic Development Grant of $120,000
• Approve Interlocal Agreement for Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) 2025-26
• Award contract for Parks Signage & Wayfinding Standards and Strategy Plan to Toole Design Group, LLC ($99,997)

Community Facilities District No. 2016-1

The September 2, 2025 meeting of the Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors has been canceled. No business was conducted.

• Meeting canceled; no agenda items.

City Council

The City Council will consider several administrative approvals and contracts during this special meeting. Key items include the adoption of an ordinance for the 2025-26 Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Code amendments, as well as various public safety and planning agreements.

• Ordinance No. 3225 to establish the 2025-26 Annual Comprehensive Plan Docket and related Zoning Code amendments
• On-call consultant contracts for transportation planning and engineering with DKS, Fehr & Peers, Idax, Parametrix, and Psomas
• Agreement to administer homeless outreach software (Apricot) with the cities of Kirkland and Bellevue
• 2026 King County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Funding Allocation Plan
• Contract agreement for the Lake Washington School District 2025-2026 School Community Resource Officer

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee of the Whole will consider several consent actions, including agreements for on‑call survey services, a partnership memorandum with Eastrail Partners, the dissolution of Community Facilities District 2014‑01, a WSDOT regional mobility grant, and a purchase and sale agreement for Bellwether Housing’s Prisma development. It will hold study sessions on the Redmond Town Center master‑planned development and the Urban Centers parking management study, as well as a study session on House Bill 2015 for new criminal‑justice funding mechanisms. An informational briefing will address the allocation of $1,000,000 in city funds to support deeper affordability in the Prisma housing project.

• Consent to On Call Survey and Mapping Services Agreement (CM 25-4451) – Public Works
• Consent to Eastrail Partners Memorandum of Agreement (CM 25-4462) – Parks and Recreation
• Consent to dissolution of Community Facilities District 2014‑01 (CM 25-4393) – Finance
• Consent to Bellwether Housing (Prisma) Purchase and Sale Agreement (CM 25-4445) – Planning and Community Development
• Informational briefing on allocating $1,000,000 to Bellwether Housing’s Prisma development (CM 25-4141)

City Council

This is a special meeting of the Redmond City Council with the federal lobbyist to discuss items of interest for the city. No votes or ordinances are scheduled; the agenda consists solely of this discussion.

• Meeting with federal lobbyist to discuss City of Redmond interests

City Council

The Redmond City Council will discuss the condition and future use of the Old Firehouse Teen Center. It will also review the 2025‑26 Annual Comprehensive Plan docket. A brief Council Talk Time will allow members to make remarks.

• Old Firehouse Teen Center Facility Discussion (Parks and Recreation)
• Establishing the 2025‑26 Annual Comprehensive Plan docket (Planning and Community Development)
• Council Talk Time – 10 minutes for member remarks

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole will receive an informational overview of King County's Extreme Heat Mitigation Strategy and updates on the Environmental Sustainability Action Plan. The committee will also discuss a proposed framework for the 2025 refresh of the plan and provide feedback on teen services engagement.

• King County Extreme Heat Mitigation Strategy Overview (Informational)
• Teen Services Engagement Update (Study Session, September 9th)
• Environmental Sustainability Action Plan 2025 Refresh Update (Study Session, September 23rd)
• Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Implementation Update (July 2025)
• No action items are scheduled

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a candidate interview for the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission. The meeting includes roll call, the interview, an agenda memo, and adjournment. No decisions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission candidate interview

City Council

The City Council will vote on a consent agenda including a biennial budget adjustment ordinance, several construction contracts, and an amendment to the opioid abatement MOU. Staff reports will cover capital project updates and a maintenance center redevelopment. Three executive sessions are scheduled for real estate, hiring, and labor negotiations.

• Award $2,739,391 construction contract to A1 Landscaping for Bel-Red Buffered Bike Lanes project
• Approve $114,990 consultant agreement with Walker Consultants for Curbside Management Plan
• Award $364,458 contract to Always Active Services for Meadow Park Sport Court replacement
• Adopt Ordinance 3224 adjusting the 2025-2026 biennial budget
• Approve amendment to King County Memorandum of Understanding for Opioid Abatement Council

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole for Public Safety and Human Services will discuss five action items recommended for consent at the August 4 council meeting. These include a school resource officer contract with Lake Washington School District, financing for fire equipment, a hazardous materials response interlocal agreement, a homeless outreach software partnership with Kirkland and Bellevue, and the 2026 CDBG funding allocation. The committee will also receive the Q2 2025 police activity report.

• Lake Washington School District 2025-2026 School Community Resource Officer contract agreement
• Contract with Leasing 2 for financing of SCBA and air cylinder equipment
• Interlocal agreement for hazardous materials response
• Agreement to administer homeless outreach software in partnership with Kirkland and Bellevue
• Proposed King County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) 2026 funding allocation plan

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a study session to review the 2025 Annual Community Survey results and receive a status update on the Transportation Master Plan, including draft chapters on Transportation Demand Management and Pedestrian improvements. The meeting is for discussion only; no final decisions are expected.

• Presentation of 2025 Annual Community Survey results (40-minute item)
• Transportation Master Plan status update with draft TDM and Pedestrian chapters (45-minute item)
• Council Talk Time for open discussion (10-minute item)

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Committee of the Whole will consider an ordinance for the 2025-2026 Budget Adjustment #2 and amendments to bidding thresholds. The body will also review a King County Memorandum of Understanding regarding the Opioid Abatement Council.

• Adoption of 2025-2026 Budget Adjustment #2
• Amendment to bidding thresholds for public works
• Review of King County Opioid Abatement Council MOU
• Discussion on purchasing process improvements
• Council signing authority limit for instructional services

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider a proclamation declaring July as Parks and Recreation Month and receive a presentation on the state of healthcare from EvergreenHealth. The consent agenda includes approval of June 17 meeting minutes and payroll/claims checks. The council will also hold an executive session to evaluate an applicant for public employment. No other major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Proclamation: Parks and Recreation Month
• Presentation: The State of Healthcare from EvergreenHealth
• Consent Agenda: Approval of June 17, 2025 regular meeting minutes
• Consent Agenda: Approval of payroll/direct deposit and claims checks
• Executive Session: Evaluate qualifications of an applicant for public employment (25 minutes)

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The committee will consider awarding a $2,739,391 construction contract for the Bel-Red Buffered Bike Lanes project to A 1 Landscaping, a $364,458 contract for Meadow Park Sport Court replacement to Always Active Services, and a consultant agreement for the Curbside Management Plan. They will also hold study sessions on the Transportation Master Plan update, the 2025-26 Annual Comprehensive Plan docket, and Q2 2025 Capital Investment Program updates.

• Award $2,739,391 bid to A 1 Landscaping for Bel-Red Buffered Bike Lanes project
• Award $364,458 contract to Always Active Services for Meadow Park Sport Court replacement
• Approve consultant agreement for Curbside Management Plan
• Approve on-call consultant contracts for transportation planning and engineering
• Study session on Transportation Master Plan status update

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss proposed changes to the traffic, streets, and sidewalks code (Titles 10 and 12), receive an update on the Respect, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (REDI) Strategic Plan, and review the Tree Canopy initiative. No final decisions are scheduled; the session is for discussion and staff presentations. The agenda also includes an executive session closed to the public regarding complaints against a public officer or employee.

• Respect, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (REDI) Strategic Plan update
• Proposed changes to Redmond Municipal Code Title 10 (Vehicles, Traffic, Streets and Sidewalks) and Title 12
• Tree Canopy Update from Parks, Public Works, and Planning and Community Development
• Council Talk Time (10 minutes)
• Executive session on complaints or charges against a public officer or employee (closed)

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole for Parks and Environmental Sustainability will review informational items regarding city facilities and event funding. The body will also examine the 2025 Annual Community Survey results in preparation for a July 8th study session.

• Capital Facilities Strategic Plan (CM 25-3711)
• Events Innovation Fund Overview (CM 25-3702)
• 2025 Annual Community Survey Results (CM 25-3742)

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting ordinances and a resolution to implement the Redmond 2050 Comprehensive Plan update, including zoning changes, housing amendments, and the Downtown Redmond Center Plan. Other consent agenda items include consultant agreements for pedestrian/bicycle safety improvements ($300,477) and a watermain extension ($435,515), a settlement with King County over asbestos cement pipe removal, and an ORCA contract renewal. The meeting also includes approval of minutes, payroll, and standard reports.

• Adoption of ordinances and resolution for Redmond 2050 code package, housing amendments, and Downtown Redmond Center Plan
• Consultant agreement with DOWL for $300,477 for Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety Improvements on 164th Ave. NE, East Lake Sammamish Parkway, NE 104th Street
• Consultant agreement with Consor for $435,515 for Willows Road Watermain Extension (NE 116th St to NE 124th St)
• Settlement agreement with King County regarding asbestos cement pipe removal for Lake Hills and Northwest Lake Sammamish Sewer Upgrade Project
• Resolution authorizing application for Countywide Center Certifications for Marymoor Village and Southeast Redmond

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole for Public Safety and Human Services will meet for informational updates. The session focuses on alternative crisis response and a Regional Fire Authority study.

• Alternative Crisis Response Update (CM 25-3651)
• Regional Fire Authority (RFA) Study (CM 25-3722)

City Council

The Redmond City Council holds a study session including a joint meeting with the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission, a debrief on the 2025 state legislative session, and an information briefing on asset performance management. No votes or public hearings are scheduled; the session is for discussion and information only.

• Joint meeting with Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission (PTRC)
• Debrief of the 2025 state legislative session
• Asset Performance Management 101 information briefing
• Council Talk Time for general discussion

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

This meeting of the Finance, Administration, and Communications Committee consists solely of informational presentations: a Budget Process Update and a 2025 Human Resources Status Update. No action items or public hearings are scheduled. The agenda is largely procedural and informational.

• Budget Process Update (informational, 10 minutes)
• 2025 Human Resources Status Updates (informational, 5 minutes)

City Council

This is a special meeting of the Redmond City Council with a single agenda item: the 2023 Financial Audit Entrance Conference. The council will receive a presentation and discuss the upcoming audit process. No legislation or public hearings are scheduled.

• 2023 Financial Audit Entrance Conference with agenda memo and PowerPoint attachments

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes a speed safety camera pilot program ordinance and vendor contract, a police wellness coordinator contract, a homeless outreach software agreement with neighboring cities, and a welcoming resolution for 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. A proclamation for Pride Month will also be presented.

• Ordinance No. 3216 authorizing automated speed cameras in school zones and service agreement with NovoaGlobal
• Contract with Public Safety Psychological Services for Police Department Wellness Coordinator and Peer Support Program
• Agreement with Kirkland and Bellevue to administer homeless outreach software (Apricot)
• Resolution No. 1605 affirming Redmond as welcoming to transgender, nonbinary, and gender-diverse communities
• Acceptance of $143,150 Department of Energy grant for energy efficiency upgrades at the Public Safety Building

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee will consider several consent actions, including renewing the ORCA transit contract, authorizing countywide center certifications, and approving consultant agreements for watermain and safety projects. It will also approve a settlement with King County on asbestos pipe removal and an ordinance amending utility codes. Additionally, the body will hold an informational session to adopt a suite of ordinances and a resolution that complete the Redmond 2050 code package, housing amendments, and the Downtown Redmond Center Plan.

• Renew 2025‑26 ORCA contract (Planning and Community Development)
• Approve consultant agreement with Consor for Willows Road watermain extension (NE 116th St to NE 124th St)
• Approve consultant agreement with DOWL for pedestrian and bicycle safety improvements (164th Ave NE, East Lake Sammamish Parkway, NE 104th St)
• Approve settlement with King County for asbestos cement pipe removal linked to Lake Hills sewer upgrade
• Adopt ordinances and resolution to conclude Redmond 2050 code package, housing amendments, and Downtown Redmond Center Plan

Community Facilities District No. 2016-1

The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors will discuss a proposal to cancel future meetings when there are no items of business. They will also approve minutes from the May 6, 2025 regular meeting. No other substantive decisions or proposals are on this agenda.

• Discussion on canceling meetings with no items of business
• Approval of May 6, 2025 meeting minutes

City Council

The Redmond City Council is meeting for a special session in person at Grass Lawn Park. The agenda includes only roll call, council conversations, and adjournment. No ordinances, public hearings, or action items are scheduled. The meeting will not be live-streamed or recorded.

• Agenda contains only procedural items: roll call, council conversations, and adjournment.
• No substantive items such as rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are listed.
• Meeting is in-person only with no livestream or recording available.

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting on May 28, 2025. Council members will hold a Teen Services Conversation as the primary agenda item, with roll call and adjournment as procedural matters.

• Teen Services Conversation

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to receive updates on the Transportation Master Plan and the 2025 refresh of the Environmental Sustainability Action Plan. These items were referred to the study session by the Committee of the Whole.

• Transportation Master Plan status update, including draft Transit and Street Plan chapters
• Environmental Sustainability Action Plan 2025 Refresh update

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee will consider accepting a $143,150 Department of Energy grant for energy efficiency upgrades at the Public Safety Building. Informational updates include the East Redmond Corridor Implementation Plan final update, the 2025 Derby Days overview, special event permit improvements, and a teen services engagement update.

• Acceptance of $143,150 EECBG grant for energy upgrades at Public Safety Building
• East Redmond Corridor Implementation Plan final update
• 2025 Derby Days overview
• Special event permit improvements for 2025
• Teen services engagement update

City Council

The Redmond City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes a resolution to renew the King County Medic One/EMS levy for 2026-2031, placing the measure on the 2025 ballot. Other consent items include a Memorandum of Understanding with Bellwether Housing for commercial property acquisition, a $1.4 million contract for Reservoir Park sport court replacement, a $1.2 million pump VFD replacement contract, and a budget adjustment ordinance. The council will also hear a first-quarter financial report and hold a 30-minute executive session on potential litigation.

• Resolution No. 1603 to approve placement of Medic One/EMS levy on 2025 ballot (30-minute public hearing not listed; item on consent agenda)
• Memorandum of Understanding with Bellwether Housing for acquisition of commercial property
• Award bid to Active Construction Inc. for $1,425,425 for Reservoir Park sport court replacement and tank repairs
• Final contract with Dalton Electric Corp. for $1,197,328 for Pump VFD Replacement Project
• Ordinance No. 3215 for 2025-2026 Budget Adjustment #1

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole for Public Safety and Human Services will review several contracts and ordinance amendments. Key items include a partnership for homeless outreach software and the implementation of a school zone speed safety camera program.

• Agreement to administer homeless outreach software with the City of Kirkland and City of Bellevue
• Contract with Public Safety Psychological Services for Police Department Wellness Coordinator and Peer Support Program Administrator
• Ordinance amendment and vendor contract with NovoaGlobal for School Zone Speed Safety Camera Program
• Informational item regarding Redmond Police Department Gift Cards for Guns
• Consultant contract approval for Southeast Redmond Market Study

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to review the Redmond 2050: 2025 Code Package Part 3. This includes discussions on design standards, housing amendments, and a draft resolution regarding the affordable housing payment-in-lieu schedule.

• Redmond 2050: 2025 Code Package Part 3, Design Standards and 2025 Housing Amendments
• Draft Resolution Amending Affordable Housing Payment-In-Lieu Schedule
• Council Policy Proposal No. 15

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Finance, Administration, and Communications Committee will review several consent agenda items for the May 20 City Council meeting, including a $528,227 contract for permitting and licensing software, a $91,312 contract for financial reporting software, and an ordinance adopting the 2025-2026 Budget Adjustment #1. The committee will also consider a resolution revising purchasing policies and signing authorizations, and receive informational reports on quarterly overtime and the budget process.

• Approval of Energov Permitting and Licensing SaaS Contract for $528,227
• Approval of IGM Contract for Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) with Gravity Software for $91,312
• Adoption of ordinance for 2025–2026 Budget Adjustment #1
• Resolution revising purchasing policies and signing authorizations
• Quarterly overtime report (Jan 1–Mar 31, 2025)

City Council

The Redmond City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes routine approvals such as the April 15 meeting minutes and payroll checks, as well as several contract awards and a new ordinance. Contract awards include a $96,965 public art master plan, a $72,000 4Culture grant for cultural arts programming, a $74,255 recreation program plan, and a lease for financing fire apparatus. The council will also adopt an ordinance changing telephone service payment due dates and hold a public hearing on the Redmond 2050 multifamily housing property‑tax exemption.

• Award of the Public Art Master Plan Contract to Moore Iacofano Goltsman, Inc. for $96,965 (AM 25‑066)
• Acceptance of a $72,000 grant from 4Culture for cultural arts programming (AM 25‑067)
• Award of the Recreation Program Plan Contract to PROS Consulting, Inc. for $74,255 (AM 25‑068)
• Approval of a contract with Leasing 2 for financing fire apparatus (AM 25‑069)
• Adoption of Ordinance No. 3213 amending RMC 5.44.060 to change telephone service payment due dates (AM 25‑070)

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee of the Whole for Planning and Public Works is reviewing several interlocal agreements and construction contracts. The body is also receiving briefings on asset performance management and the status of the Transportation Master Plan.

• Contract for Dalton Electric Corp. for the Pump VFD Replacement Project in the amount of $1,197,328
• Consultant agreement with David Evans and Associates Inc. for 154th Ave NE pavement management (Redmond Way to NE 85th Street)
• Construction contract to Active Construction Inc. for Reservoir Park sport court replacement and tank repairs
• MOU with Bellwether Housing for the acquisition of commercial property
• Interlocal agreement for the 2026-2035 Lake Washington Cedar/Sammamish Watershed Chinook Conservation

Community Facilities District No. 2016-1

This is a procedural meeting of the Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors. The only item is approval of minutes from the April 1, 2025 regular meeting. No items of business are listed, and the next meeting is scheduled for June 3, 2025.

• Approval of minutes from April 1, 2025 regular meeting

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the Old Firehouse Teen Center facility and review first-quarter 2025 Capital Investment Program (CIP) project updates. The body will also review an update to the Climate Resiliency and Sustainability in Vegetation Management Plan.

• Discussion on Old Firehouse Teen Center facility
• Q1 2025 Capital Investment Program (CIP) project updates
• Climate Resiliency and Sustainability in Vegetation Management Plan update

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole will act on four consent items, including awarding a recreation program plan contract for $74,255, a public art master plan contract for $96,965, accepting a $72,000 grant for cultural arts programming, and approving a fire apparatus lease. They will also discuss Redmond 2050 code package (design standards and housing amendments) and an Environmental Sustainability Action Plan refresh. Informational updates cover the Energy Smart Eastside program, an environmental plan update, and Job Order Contracting for smaller public works projects.

• Award Recreation Program Plan Contract to PROS Consulting, Inc. for $74,255
• Award Public Art Master Plan Contract to MIG for $96,965
• Accept $72,000 grant from 4Culture for cultural arts programming
• Contract with Leasing2 for financing of fire apparatus
• Study session on Redmond 2050: 2025 Code Package Part 3, Design Standards and Housing Amendments

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent agenda with 15 items, including adopting an ordinance authorizing park zone speed cameras and a vendor contract, expanding multifamily tax exemption areas, and approving multiple construction contracts. A public hearing is set for a later date on the tax exemption expansion. The meeting also includes a staff report on Q4 2024 finances and new business on municipal bonds.

• Ordinance 3211: Authorizing park zone speed cameras and service agreement with NovoaGlobal
• Resolution 1602: Intention to hold public hearing to expand Downtown and Marymoor Residential Targeted Areas for multifamily property tax exemption
• Supplemental construction agreement with McKinstry Essention for $3,220,000 for Public Safety Building Phase 2
• Award bid to Coast to Coast Turf LLC for $1,636,930 for synthetic turf replacement at Grass Lawn and Hartman Park fields
• Approval of the Safer Streets Action Plan and Commute Trip Reduction Four-Year Plan Update 2025-2029

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services meeting scheduled for April 15, 2025, has been canceled.

City Council

The City Council will study three topics: a solar-plus-storage feasibility study, an update on the Transportation Master Plan, and proposed automated speed safety cameras including an amended city ordinance and a service agreement with vendor NovoaGlobal. No final votes are expected during this study session.

• Solar Plus Energy Storage Feasibility Study overview
• Transportation Master Plan status update with bicycle and freight chapters
• Amended Redmond Ordinance 10.25 for speed safety cameras
• Service agreement between City and NovoaGlobal for speed camera program
• Sole source justification for NovoaGlobal

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Committee of the Whole for Finance, Administration, and Communications will consider four consent agenda items for recommendation to the City Council, including a $74,600 contract for teen services engagement and amendments to city code for the City Attorney and telephone business taxes. An informational update on fiscal policy and long-range financial strategy is also scheduled.

• Ordinance to revise Redmond Municipal Code 2.36 regarding City Attorney
• Approval of HSO Enterprise Solutions Statement of Work for KeyBank D 365 Automated Payables Project
• Ordinance amending RMC 5.44.060 to change due dates and payment frequency for telephone business taxes
• Consultant Services Agreement with Stepherson and Associates Communications for $74,600 for teen services engagement
• Informational update on Fiscal Policy and Long-Range Financial Strategy

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider a consent agenda including a $6.4 million consultant agreement for the MOC Campus Redevelopment Project, a $929,829 bid for Fire Station 17 siding replacement, acceptance of a $400,000 state grant and a $16,000 Microsoft donation for an electric fire engine, and other routine items. A proclamation for National Poetry Month and a staff report on Fire Prevention 2024 performance are also scheduled.

• Approval of $6,424,350 consultant agreement with OAC Services for MOC Campus Redevelopment
• Award of $929,829 bid to Alpha Developers for Fire Station 17 siding replacement
• Acceptance of $400,000 WSDOT grant for electric fire engine
• Acceptance of $16,000 donation from Microsoft for electric fire engine (Ordinance 3210)
• Approval of FEMA subrecipient agreement with Seattle Fire

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee will consider a resolution of intention to hold a public hearing on expanding the Downtown Residential Targeted Area and Marymoor Residential Targeted Area, and creating a new Mixed-Use Residential Targeted Area. Other action items include a lease termination agreement with AMLI Redmond Way, acceptance of CHIP grant funds for utility improvements with Plymouth Housing, and several construction and consultant agreements for public works projects. The committee will also receive updates on the Capital Investment Program and the Redmond 2050 code package.

• Resolution of intention to expand Downtown and Marymoor Residential Targeted Areas and create a Mixed-Use Residential Targeted Area (CM 25-2121)
• Lease termination agreement with AMLI Redmond Way LLC (CM 25-2184)
• Acceptance of CHIP grant funds and contract with Plymouth Housing for utility improvements (CM 25-2165)
• Supplemental construction agreement with McKinstry Essention for Public Safety Building Phase 2 and sustainability projects (CM 25-2146)
• Award of bid to Coast to Coast Turf LLC for synthetic turf replacement at Grass Lawn Park and Hartman Park (CM 25-2179)

Community Facilities District No. 2016-1

The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors will consider approving the 2024 insurance invoice. They will also vote on the minutes from the March 4, 2025 meeting and hear public comment. No other business items are listed.

• Approval of 2024 Insurance Invoice (amount not specified in agenda)

City Council

The City Council holds a study session to receive a status update on the Transportation Master Plan, covering bicycle and freight chapters, and to discuss improvements to purchasing processes. No votes are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and information only.

• Transportation Master Plan status update: includes Bicycle Chapter and Freight Chapter attachments
• Purchasing Process Improvements: 45-minute presentation from Finance department
• Council Talk Time: 10 minutes for councilmember discussion

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole for Parks and Environmental Sustainability is reviewing several contract approvals and project updates. The body will discuss a solar energy storage feasibility study and receive updates on city vegetation and sustainability plans.

• Contract amendment with Makers for $123,283 for the Capital Facilities Plan
• Bid award to Alpha Developers, LLC for Fire Station 17 Siding Replacement Project
• Consultant agreement with OAC Services, Inc. for Maintenance and Operation Center Campus Redevelopment
• Solar Plus Energy Storage Feasibility Study overview
• Updates on Dog Park, Tree Mitigation, and Environmental Sustainability Action Plan

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider approving contracts for economic development, engineering, and stormwater projects, as well as a budget and resolution for affordable housing. The meeting also includes the presentation of the OneRedmond Annual Report.

• Approval of OneRedmond contracts for $300,000 (2025-2026)
• Approval of KPFF engineering services for 156th Ave Shared Use Path Project ($900,000)
• Acceptance of $1,445,000 grant for 154th Ave Pavement Management Project
• Adoption of resolution allocating $1,056,800 to A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH)
• Approval of Redmond 2050: Transportation Facilities Plan Correction (Ordinance 3209)

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole for Public Safety and Human Services will discuss action items slated for consent on April 1, including an amended ordinance and service agreement for automated speed cameras, a $400,000 grant and a $16,000 donation for an electric fire engine, a FEMA subrecipient agreement with Seattle Fire, and renewal of the King County Medic One/EMS levy. They will also receive an informational report on Fire Prevention 2024 performance.

• Automated speed cameras: amended City Ordinance 10.25 and service agreement with NovoaGlobal
• Acceptance of a $400,000 WSDOT grant for an electric fire engine
• Acceptance of a $16,000 donation from Microsoft Corporation for an electric fire engine
• City resolution to renew King County Medic One/EMS Levy (2026-2031)
• FEMA subrecipient agreement with Seattle Fire Department

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the Progressive Design-Build approach for the Maintenance and Operation Center (MOC) Campus Redevelopment Project. Members will also receive updates on the Transportation Benefit District and conduct commission candidate interviews.

• Progressive Design-Build introduction for the Maintenance and Operation Center (MOC) Campus Redevelopment Project
• Transportation Benefit District status update and Material Change Policy
• Concrete Repair Program Plan
• Commission Candidate Interviews for the Executive department

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Committee of the Whole will discuss two items: a consent item for a federal lobbyist contract with Holland & Knight (CM 25-1681), and an informational update on anticipated 2025 HR council approvals (CM 25-1471). The meeting is a study session with no feedback requested for the first item.

• Federal Lobbyist Contract with Holland & Knight (CM 25-1681) - consent item scheduled for March 18th
• 2025 Anticipated HR Council Approvals (CM 25-1471) - informational update

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent agenda of 21 items, including a $1.2 million consultant contract for the Avondale Road pavement management and waterline upgrade project (NE 90th St to Novelty Hill Road) and a $225,000 tourism PR contract with GreenRubino. The meeting also includes an executive session on labor negotiations. No separate public hearings or new business items are scheduled beyond the consent agenda.

• Consultant agreement with HDR for $1,200,000 for Avondale Road Pavement Management and Waterline Upgrade (NE 90th St to Novelty Hill Road)
• 3-year tourism PR contract with GreenRubino for $225,000
• Addition of 148th Ave NE Safety Corridor Project to CIP and acceptance of HSIP grant funding
• Acceptance of $229,500 King County Veterans, Seniors, and Human Services Levy grant for senior lunch services at Redmond Senior & Community Center
• Consultant agreement for $140,000 to update the 2020 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee of the Whole – Planning and Public Works is reviewing multiple items recommended for consent approval at the March 18 City Council meeting. These include acceptance of stormwater grants, consultant agreements for shared-use paths, a $300,000 contract with OneRedmond for economic development, and a $1,056,800 allocation to A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH) for affordable housing. The committee will also discuss an ordinance amending utility codes to align with middle housing zoning changes and receive informational updates on urban center parking and the 2025 work plan.

• Acceptance of High School Creek Watershed Stormwater Retrofit Planning Grant (CM 25-131)
• Consultant agreement with Osborn Consulting for stormwater retrofit plan (CM 25-132)
• Ordinance amending utility sections of municipal code to align with middle housing zoning changes (CM 25-142)
• Approval of OneRedmond contracts for economic development services, $300,000 for 2025-2026 (CM 25-123)
• Allocation of $1,056,800 to A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH) for affordable housing development (CM 25-122)

Community Facilities District No. 2016-1

The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors will consider approving two invoices: Invoice No. 91 for the NE 40th St Trunkline and the 2024 Insurance Invoice. The meeting also includes public comment and approval of minutes from the February 4 regular meeting.

• Approval of Invoice No. 91 for NE 40th St Trunkline
• Approval of 2024 Insurance Invoice
• Approval of February 4, 2025 regular meeting minutes
• Public comment period at 6:40 PM at City Hall Council Conference Room (15670 NE 85th Street)

City Council

This is a special meeting notice for the City Council to meet jointly with the Lake Washington School District Board of Directors. The agenda lists only a general discussion of topics of interest with no specific items or decisions scheduled.

• Joint meeting with Lake Washington School District Board of Directors for discussion of topics of interest

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the Planning Commission's recommendation on the Redmond 2050 2025 Code Package, which includes proposed code amendments. They will also consider an ordinance amending Redmond Municipal Code Section 13.25 on temporary construction dewatering. The agenda includes council talk time and a closed executive session on potential litigation.

• Redmond 2050 2025 Code Package Planning Commission recommendation
• Ordinance amending RMC 13.25 on temporary construction dewatering
• Executive session on potential litigation under RCW 42.30.110(1)(i)

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole – Parks and Environmental Sustainability will vote on several consent items, including acceptance of grants and approval of contracts. It will also consider instructional services agreements that raise the maximum payable amounts for various youth programs. Additional agenda items provide informational updates on community gardens, REDI Phase II, and council workflow.

• Authorize acceptance of a $229,500 King County Veterans, Seniors, and Human Services Levy Grant for senior lunch services at the Redmond Senior & Community Center
• Approve a $175,288.75 contract with Copiers Northwest for city‑wide mail delivery services
• Approve instructional services agreements increasing maximum payable amounts for programs such as Tennis Outreach, Nature Vision, i9 Sports Camps, Skyhawks Sports Camps, Coding with Kids, and Snapology (amounts $85,000–$150,000)
• Approve a $140,000 consultant services agreement with Kim Lundgren Associates to update the 2020 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan
• Accept a $72,500 Association of Washington Cities Energy Audit Grant for energy upgrades at the Public Safety Building

City Council

The Redmond City Council convened a special meeting to conduct a council retreat. No other agenda items or decisions were listed for this meeting.

• Council Retreat

City Council

The City Council is attending the Association of Washington Cities (AWC) City Action Days conference. The schedule includes conference sessions and a dinner with regional officials and state legislators to discuss the state legislative agenda.

• Conference sessions on February 19 and 20
• Dinner with Regional Elected Officials, Staff and State Legislators at The Bus Stop

City Council

The City Council's Business Meeting scheduled for February 18, 2025, has been canceled. No items were discussed or decided.

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Committee of the Whole meeting for Public Safety and Human Services scheduled for February 18, 2025, was canceled.

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the City of Redmond State Legislative Agenda. This is an in-person meeting with no live streaming or recording available.

• Discussion of City of Redmond State Legislative Agenda

City Council

The Redmond City Council special meeting scheduled for February 18, 2025 was canceled. No agenda items were considered or decided. The meeting would have included a roll call and a meeting with Representative Walen1, but these were not held.

City Council

The Redmond City Council will hold a study session to review a facilities condition assessment focused on decarbonization. The Executive/Parks and Recreation department will present an overview of the Redmond Portfolio Decarbonization Report. The session includes a brief council retreat draft agenda and allotted council talk time.

• Facilities Condition Assessment – Decarbonization Analysis Overview (Executive/Parks and Recreation, 60 min)
• Presentation of Redmond Portfolio Decarbonization Report (Attachment A & B)
• Council Retreat Draft Agenda (10 min)
• Council Talk Time (10 min)

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Committee of the Whole will discuss three items: an interlocal agreement for the East Metro Training Group (EMTG) that may be placed on consent for a future council meeting, receive an informational briefing on the 2025-2026 biennial budget process, and review a quarterly overtime report covering January 2023 through December 2024.

• East Metro Training Group (EMTG) Interlocal Agreement and overview (CM 25-0781) – requested action: consent on March 4th
• Council Feedback on 2025-2026 Biennial Budget Process (CM 25-0742) – informational
• Quarterly Overtime Report from January 1, 2023, through December 31, 2024 (CM 25-0753) – informational

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider approval of multiple on-call agreements for environmental monitoring, stormwater engineering, surveying, water and wastewater engineering, geotechnical services, stormwater modeling, and construction engineering. The meeting also includes a proclamation for Black History Month, routine consent agenda items (minutes and payroll), and executive sessions on potential litigation and labor negotiations.

• Proclamation of Black History Month
• Approval of on-call agreements for public works services (15 attachments covering various engineering and consulting services)
• Consent agenda: approval of minutes from January 21 and January 23, 2025, and payroll/check registers
• Executive session: potential litigation (30 minutes)
• Executive session: labor negotiations (20 minutes)

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee of the Whole for Planning and Public Works is discussing updates to the Redmond 2050 code package and construction dewatering ordinances. The body is also reviewing several consultant agreements, grant acceptances for safety projects, and trail lease amendments.

• Redmond 2050: 2025 Code Package Planning Commission Recommendation
• 3-year contract with GreenRubino for Tourism Public Relation Services for $225,000
• Consultant Agreement with HDR for Avondale Road Pavement Management and Waterline Upgrade
• Acceptance of HSIP Grant Funding for 148th Ave NE Safety Corridor Project and Citywide Speed Study
• Ordinance amending Redmond Municipal Code Section 13.25 regarding Temporary Construction Dewatering

Community Facilities District No. 2016-1

The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors will hear public comment, approve the minutes from the January 7, 2025 regular meeting, and vote to approve invoices numbered 89 and 90 for the NE 40th Street Trunkline project.

• Approval of invoice No. 89 for NE 40th St Trunkline
• Approval of invoice No. 90 for NE 40th St Trunkline
• Approval of minutes from the Jan 7 2025 meeting

City Council

The City Council is holding a study session and joint meeting with the Planning Commission. The body will discuss updates to the Transportation Master Plan and the Safer Streets Action Plan, as well as automated speed safety cameras.

• Transportation Master Plan status update and Draft Curb Space Network Chapter
• Safer Streets Action Plan status update and Draft Plan
• Discussion on Automated Speed Safety Cameras
• Council Policy Proposal No. 13

Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability

The Committee of the Whole for Parks and Environmental Sustainability will review a decarbonization analysis for city facilities. The body will also receive an informational recap of the 2024 Redmond Lights event.

• Facilities Condition Assessment - Decarbonization Analysis (CM 25-0471)
• Redmond Lights Event Recap 2024 (CM 25-0362)

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting for a town hall event. Mayor Birney and Councilmembers will engage in discussions and answer questions regarding community needs.

• Council Conversations Town Hall

City Council

The Redmond City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes accepting a $100,000 state grant for tourism promotion ahead of the 2026 World Cup, approving a $233,026 contract for the Edge Advisory Group's equity and inclusion work, and adopting an ordinance updating for-hire transportation rules. A presentation on the state of the courts will also be given.

• Accept a $100,000 grant from Washington Department of Commerce for 2026 World Cup tourism promotion
• Approve $233,026 contract for Edge Advisory Group Respect, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (REDI) strategic plan
• Approve King County cost reimbursement agreement for monitoring registered sex offenders
• Adopt Ordinance 3208 amending Redmond Municipal Code Chapter 5.16 on for-hire transportation
• Approve $112,400 contract with Centrilogic for data governance and strategy assessment

Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services

The Public Safety and Human Services Committee will receive two informational updates: the Haven Heights supportive housing project's six-month report and a Human Services Funding Awards update. No decisions are scheduled.

• Health Through Housing - Haven Heights Project Report (CM 25-0341) — 6-month update on the permanent supportive housing facility
• Human Services Funding Awards Update (CM 25-0352) — overview of awarded grants

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the 2024 Q4 Capital Investment Program status update and a look ahead to 2025. The agenda also includes council retreat planning and a policy proposal. This is a discussion-only meeting with no formal votes.

• 2024 Q4 Capital Investment Program (CIP) status update and 2025 outlook (30-minute discussion)
• Council retreat planning (30-minute discussion)
• Council Policy Proposal No. 11

Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications

The Finance, Administration, and Communications Committee will consider three consent items: a managed services contract for SQL Server database administration, a data governance and strategy assessment contract, and a REDI contract for the Edge Advisory Group. Each item includes an agenda memo and attachment with the contract details. The committee will also receive an informational update on the outcome of a crisis communications RFP. No other decisions are listed.

• SQL Server Database Administration Managed Services (CM 25-0081) – consent request
• Data Governance and Strategy Assessment (CM 25-0092) – consent request
• Edge Advisory Group REDI Contract (CM 25-5863) – consent request
• Informational update on Crisis Communications RFP outcome (CM 25-5884)

City Council

The January 10, 2025 special meeting of the Redmond City Council has been canceled. No agenda items were considered or discussed.

City Council

The Redmond City Council will vote on several consent‑agenda items, including approval of the December 3, 2024 meeting minutes and payroll check registers. Council members will also consider an on‑call groundwater monitoring contract with Landau Associates for $300,000, an amendment to the Emergency Services Operating Agreement with King County Fire Protection District 34, and an ambulance services agreement with Tri‑Med Ambulance, LLC. A staff report will update the Safer Streets Action Plan, and public comment will be accepted on items from the audience.

• Approve minutes from the December 3, 2024 regular meeting
• Approve on‑call groundwater monitoring contract with Landau Associates, Inc. for $300,000
• Approve amendment to the Emergency Services Operating Agreement with King County Fire Protection District 34
• Approve ambulance services agreement with Tri‑Med Ambulance, LLC
• Safer Streets Action Plan status update (Planning and Community Development)

Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works

The Committee of the Whole will discuss several items including a $100,000 state grant for tourism ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a quarterly update on capital projects, and code amendments for for-hire transportation. The committee is also considering a cost reimbursement agreement with King County for monitoring registered sex offenders. Most items are proposed for consent approval at a future council meeting.

• Authorize acceptance of $100,000 grant from WA Dept of Commerce for 2026 FIFA World Cup tourism promotion
• 2024 Q4 Capital Investment Program status update and 2025 preview
• Ordinance amending Redmond Municipal Code 5.16.010 regarding for-hire transportation
• Interlocal agreement with King County for for-hire transportation
• King County cost reimbursement agreement for monitoring registered sex offenders

Community Facilities District No. 2016-1

The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors will consider approving Invoice No. 88 for the NE 40th St Trunkline. The board will also vote on minutes from the December 3, 2024 meeting. Public comment is invited.

• Approval of Invoice No. 88 – NE 40th St Trunkline
• Approval of December 3, 2024 meeting minutes
• Public comment period