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Snoqualmie staff report tourism website launch, lighting program and push for wayfinding signs
Summary
City community liaison Nicole Weedy reported the tourism website launched in August and is building engagement, staff continue work on a Thomas Dambo art installation, and the city's holiday lighting program remains a downtown and business draw. Wayfinding signs are planned but delayed by street department capacity.
Nicole Weedy, the city's community liaison, told the commission the city launched a tourism website in late August and is continuing to expand the site's content to support local businesses and visitor information.
"We launched that website, end of August and, it's doing well," Weedy said. She said the site is being developed in partnership with the communications division and that staff are working to add more robust data and marketing content to attract day visitors and weekend stays, including…
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