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Move Redmond is looking for volunteer support to staff our booth at the Mercer Island station celebration on Sat, March 28th.This is a great opportunity to get involved & connect with community members & celebrate the new 2 Line Crosslake Connection. Learn more at https://moveredmond.org/Volunteer

Move Redmond is looking for volunteer support to staff our booth at the Mercer Island station celebration on Sat, March 28th.This is a great opportunity to get involved & connect with community members & celebrate the new 2 Line Crosslake Connection. Learn more at moveredmond.org/Volunteer

One more reason to join the March 28th 2 Line Crosslake Connection Celebration! Grab a limited edition Move Redmond light rail tote bag - only available at Move Redmond's booth on opening day at the Mercer Island Station Celebration for a $20 donation!

We are excited to launch a new limited edition Move Redmond T-shirt featuring original art work by our own team member. Our new t-shirt design features light rail across the floating bridge with an eye-catching view of Mount Rainier. Order your t-shirts today! www.bonfire.com/store/move-r...

The wait is almost over! This new connection will connect thousands of people to the Eastside and enhance access and connectivity to jobs, businesses, health care facilities and more!

We have some fun swag coming soon! Stay tuned by signing up for our newsletter moveredmond.org/newsletter/

Tap to Pay: Puget Sound Region Transit Systems to Accept Credit and Debit Cards, Digital Wallets as Fare Payment - myORCA It’s easier than ever to pay your transit fare! Grab your credit or debit card and simply Tap to Pay, or tap your phone.

On February 23, ORCA is launching a new Tap to Pay feature allowing riders to use credit and debit cards, and digital wallets, to pay for transit across the Puget Sound region. Let the count down begin!
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Do you enjoy doing community and business outreach? Do you have a passion for transportation, mobility, and community development? Consider applying for Move Redmond’s Business Outreach Specialist position! Learn More about the position moveredmond.org/employment/

HB 2307 has move out of the House Transportation Committee w/ 29-0 vote! This is just one step closer to bringing transportation benefits to those who need it most! Sign up for our newsletter to stay tuned on how you can continue to support to push the bill forward. moveredmond.org/newsletter/

Text on image: Our King County District 3 Team wants to hear your voice. We want to hear your thoughts on the issues impacting our district and all of king county! Take the 2026 D3 Winter Survey today at bit.ly/2026-D3-survey or at the QR code. Remember to submit by Feb 20th to share your priorities for District 3 and King County

If you’re a resident of Bothell, Woodinville, Redmond, Sammamish, Issaquah, Duvall, Carnation, Fall City, Preston, Snoqualmie, North Bend, Snoqualmie Pass, Baring, or Skykomish take the survey today &share what your funding priorities are! ! www.surveymonkey.com/r/2026-surve...

The City Council is poised to pass the TMP on Feb 3rd. Sign up to learn how you can testify in support of safer streets moveredmond.org/TMPtestify

Mark your calendar for March 28th! 🚉The Crosslake Connection will create new opportunities & connections for current and new transit riders! We can’t wait to see you on opening day! 🙌🏽

HB 2307 will make CTR more inclusive of more employees and incentivize more workplaces to develop commute programs such as employer-provided transit passes, vanpool subsidies, & biking incentives that help employees get to and from work! Sign on Pro Today! moveredmond.org/HB2307Pro

Currently, many shift workers are left out of CTR benefits due to starting their shift outside the 6am-9am window defined by the CTR law. Check out our blog post to learn more about what CTR is and the importance of HB 2307. Read blog post moveredmond.org/modernizingc...

The Transit Effect With Ken Jennings - Ep. 4: Transit & Opportunity YouTube video by Community Transit

On MLK day, we're reminded of the power of advocacy and the impact of those who fought for accessible & equitable transit. Check out Transit Effect with Ken Jennings to learn how transit can break down barriers and create access for all!

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Move Redmond is thrilled w/ the direction & approach the City of Redmond is taking on transportation issues in the Transportation Master Plan. The City Council is poised to pass the TMP on Feb 3rd. Sign up to learn how you can testify in support of safer streets moveredmond.org/TMPtestify

(2/2) This is one of many cases on how HB 2307 will benefit many employees. By removing the 6am to 9am shift start requirement, it will allow CTR to include more employers & workplaces to develop commute programs & incentives to the employees who need it most. moveredmond.org/ctr/

Op-Ed: Sea-Tac Airport Transportation: Off the Road and Onto the Train » The Urbanist # With 46,000 workers commuting to the Seattle-Tacoma Airport every day, Commissioner Toshiko Hasegawa shares the Port of Seattle's plans to improve transportation options and encourage transit use.

(1/2) “As one of the most land-constrained and densely developed airports in the country, our best path forward is clear: get people out of their cars and onto transit — for the climate, for efficiency, and for equity across the region.” 👏🏽

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New Blog Post, After the Ribbon cut by Kelli Refer, moveredmond.org/blog

Move Redmond ED, @kellireef.bsky.social reflects back on her first day working w/ Move Redmond & how Redmond has come a long way w/ new transit, biking, & pedestrian investments that have allowed for more flexibility in peoples commutes today. Read more about it! moveredmond.org/aftertheribb...

(4/4)This small, but impactful, change will allow for more employees to be included and incentivize employers to develop commute programs to employees who need it the most.

Learn more about HB 2307 and Commute Trip Reduction at moveredmond.org/ctr/

(3/4) Why is this important? Revising the Commute Trip Reduction Law would make our program more equitable by reaching employees who are often paid less, and are more reliant on transportation options like walking, biking, and transit to get to work.

(2/4) HB 2307 is meant to modernize the Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) Law by removing the 6am-9am start requirement from the CTR law’s definition of “affected employee”

(1/4) We are excited to share that Move Redmond will be leading HB 2307. We would like to thank Rep Salahuddin for sponsoring HB 2307 and Rep Zahn for co-sponsoring! moveredmond.org/ctr/

Happy New Year everyone! We’re stepping into 2026 with positivity and purpose, ready to crush our goals and make this year unforgettable! What are your rules for 2026?

New blog post: Letter from Move Redmond ED, read at moveredmond.org/edletter

As 2025 comes to an end, our small but mighty team has been reflecting on how much we have achieved this year. Check out our most recent blog post to learn more about Move Redmond ED's year end reflections. moveredmond.org/edletter/

Move Redmond staff Michael, Maritza, and Kelli

Only one of us got the memo 📝 we had a great time preparing for the new year at our annual staff retreat! Are you RED-y for the new year or wishing for time to take a quick pause?

Walk, Roll, Raise: Move Redmond Annual Fundraiser

Walk, Roll, Raise: Move Redmond Annual Fundraiser

Walk, Roll, Raise: Move Redmond Annual Fundraiser

Walk, Roll, Raise: Move Redmond Annual Fundraiser

Thank you everyone who joined us last night for our Walk, Roll, Raise: Annual Fundraiser! We had a blast connecting with everyone and a huge thank you to all our guests speakers!

help improve transportation accessibility help us reach our goal of $11,000 Donate at moveredmond.org image of people walking during Downtown Redmond Light Rail opening celebration

support advocacy for better streets, trails, and transit help us reach our goal of $11,000 donate at moveredmond.org/donate image of move redmond staff at D.C

This #GivingTuesday, support Move Redmond's work to make walking, biking, & transit equitable, reliable & accessible for all. Your donations helps us advocate for better streets, frequent & reliable transit, & a more connected Redmond. moveredmond.org/donate/

Cleaning leaf-clogged bike lanes on Seattle’s Eastside — using bike power Fall in the Seattle area means lots of leaves in bike lanes. Slippery, soggy leaves can be dangerous on two wheels. Now, volunteers in Kirkland have a clever, new tool to clean bike lanes from the sea...

The power of community is real! Its amazing how a simple task of cleaning up leaves can create a big impact to your community 🍂🚲

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Walk, Roll, Raise: Move Redmond Annual Fundraiser Guest speakers: Angie Nuevacamina Redmond City Councilmember, Adam Dibba - ED, Africans on the Eastside, TJ Horner - Eastside Urbanism But tickets at moveredmond.org/fundraiser

We can't wait for you to join us at Walk, Roll, Raise: Annual Fundraiser this Thursday at Jack Sprat from 5:30pm-8pm! We have an amazing program lined up featuring some amazing guest speakers. Buy your tickets today! moveredmond.org/fundraiser/

Build the damn trains

Bike camping trip with Kelli, Move Redmond ED, and Shannon Board President

Portable bike friendly sketch easel

Chocoflan

Get ready for some silent auction fun at our Annual Fundraiser next week on Dec 4th at Jack Sprat from 5:30pm-8pm! We will have a little something for everyone! Buy your Walk, Roll, Raise: Move Redmond Annual Fundraiser tickets today! moveredmond.org/fundraiser/

Our Walk, Roll, Raise Fundraiser is right around the corner! If you havent bought your tickets yet, what you waiting for?! Join us for an evening of community connections as we raise funds that will help create a more connected Redmond! Buy your tickets today moveredmond.org/fundraiser/