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CityNewsNow: business resources, transit alerts, safety reminders and 'shop small' appeal
Summary
Dominique Meeks used CityNewsNow's weekly bulletin to promote Redmond's business resources — the city business resource page, e-newsletter and monthly co-working days — and to remind riders to use Sound Transit Trip Planner, report suspicious behavior by calling 911 for emergencies, and shop small.
Dominique Meeks, speaking for the City of Redmond economic development team, used the CityNewsNow weekly bulletin to highlight municipal resources and public-service reminders for businesses and residents.
On business support, Meeks said, "My economic development team and I work directly with Redmond's business community, helping new businesses get started, supporting long time favorites, and connecting owners with resources they need to grow and thrive." She encouraged entrepreneurs to "explore the city's business resource page, sign up for our e newsletter, and attend 1 of our monthly co working days" to learn about opportunities for small businesses.
On transit, Meeks advised riders: "If you ride the bus or take the light rail, stay informed about potential delays by using the Sound Transit Trip Planner tool. Active alerts appear promptly in the banner, and alternative routes will be suggested if needed."
On safety, Meeks urged listeners to "call 911 immediately" for emergencies and to use the city's designated non-emergency line for non-urgent reports; she gave examples including an unattended backpack or someone attempting to break into a home.
Meeks closed the bulletin with a reminder to "shop small and spend intentionally," saying doing so "strengthens our economic identity, creating economic opportunity, and building a vibrant Redmond."
