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Redmond asks teens to take questionnaire, promotes summer reading and National Night Out registration
Summary
City News Now urged teens to complete a questionnaire by Monday, June 16 to guide future teen services; Mayor Angela Birney and Redmond librarian Mary Comstock discussed summer reading options; National Night Out is set for Tuesday, Aug. 5 with block visit registration due July 21.
The City of Redmond is asking teens to complete a questionnaire by Monday, June 16 to help the city better serve future generations of teens.
City spokespeople also promoted summer reading and community events: Mayor Angela Birney and Redmond librarian Mary Comstock appear in the city’s Here in Redmond video to discuss choosing summer books and enjoying them at one of Redmond’s scenic locations. The program encouraged residents to pick books and to consider scenic reading spots across the city.
City News Now also announced that National Night Out will take place Tuesday, Aug. 5. The recorded remarks said neighbors may invite police, firefighters and members of the city’s executive team to visit block parties within the city limits between 6 and 9 p.m., and that registration for visits is due by July 21. The segment framed the event as an annual opportunity for neighbors to gather in a night out against crime.
The recorded segment did not include links or contact details for the questionnaire, summer program registration or National Night Out sign‑ups; those specifics were not provided in the recording.
