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Snoqualmie splash pad draws large crowds; parks director outlines summer public‑works projects
Summary
Councilors on June 9 heard that Snoqualmie’s new splash pad drew unexpectedly large crowds at its opening. Parks staff reported summer work including River Trail bidding, Kimbell Pump Station mobilization, Sandy Cove bank restoration pending Corps approval, Class A reservoir work and coordinated paving projects.
Snoqualmie’s newly opened splash pad attracted far more visitors than staff expected on opening weekend, city officials said at the June 9 council meeting, and Parks and Public Works staff outlined several summer construction and restoration projects.
"The splash pad caught us all off guard," Parks and Public Works staff said, describing heavy use and the need for minor operational tweaks. Staff also reported that several operators have been certified to manage water quality and safety.
Why it matters: city leaders said the splash pad’s popularity could spur more visits to downtown businesses but also raise the need for…
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