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Residents raise canyon motorcycle safety, districting and downtown promotion during Redmond public comment
Summary
During public comment, residents urged action on motorcycle activity damaging canyon trails, asked the city to appoint an observer to the county districting advisory committee (DMACC), and downtown business leaders described event and marketing efforts to boost visits and sales.
Several residents and business leaders used the council’s public‑comment period to raise neighborhood safety, representation and economic development issues.
Eve Ponder, a Redmond resident, urged the city to continue working with police to curb motorcycle use in the canyon and thanked officers and volunteers for signs and boulder placements to limit access to vulnerable trail sections. She asked that parks rehabilitate damaged natural areas…
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