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Redmond urges residents to pick up pet waste to protect parks and waterways

3345954 · May 15, 2025
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Summary

City broadcast reminded residents that picking up after pets helps keep parks and trails clean and protects environmental health; the city encouraged other stewardship actions in its spring newsletter.

Picking up after pets helps keep Redmond's parks and trails clean and protects local environmental and public-health interests, Kevin Klein said during the CityNewsNow broadcast for the week of May 12.

Klein said the city highlighted the issue in its spring-focus newsletter and encouraged residents to learn additional ways to help the local ecosystem. The broadcast did not include enforcement details, fines or specific disposal guidance.

The reminder is part of broader seasonal outreach about parks and trail stewardship; residents were directed to the city's newsletter and online resources for further guidance.