COVID-19 Resources & City Reopening Plan | Redmond, WA

Stay Safe Reopening Plan

As we welcome customers and staff back to city buildings, we have created a Stay Safe Reopening Plan to guide our efforts. Read reopening plan hereVersion OptionsCovid-19 (Coronavirus) InformationHeadlineStay Safe Reopening PlanStay Safe Reopening PlanStay Safe Reopening PlanStay Safe Reopening PlanStay Safe Reopening PlanStay Safe Reopening PlanStay Safe Reopening PlanStay Safe Reopening Plan.

This 5-stage plan provides a general framework and guidelines for all city services and departments, in accordance with guidance provided by the State of Washington. This plan is the basis for how the City will continue to:

Provide services and programs, and continue field operations Conduct public events and meetings Manage the timeline for reopening facilities Implement staffing schedules Apply CDC recommendations and maintain sanitation and janitorial services

Reopened July 1, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday - Friday

City Hall Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village Public Safety Building Fire Stations

Due to recent increases in COVID-19 cases, face coverings are now required inside city facilities regardless of vaccination status.

Redmond Pool is reopened

Reopening later this year Bytes Caf for senior programming Old Firehouse Teen Center

The City will continue to follow Washington States guidelines for the suspension of the in-person requirement for the Open Public Meetings Act until the suspension is lifted (anticipated June 30) after which time:

Council meetings have resumed in Council Chambers as of Tuesday, July 6, 2021 and are running hybrid, in-person and virtual. The City follows Washington State guidelines for open public meetings. Watch Council Meetings View Council meeting dates, agendas and materials

Parks and Recreation have outlined the "Play Safe, Stay Safe" plan to reopen park amenities, facilities and activities.

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COVID-19 Resources & City Reopening Plan | Redmond, WA