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Redmond opens citywide community survey and invites feedback on Redmond 2050 planning
Summary
The City of Redmond said its annual community survey is now open to all residents and staff invited participation in focus groups and online feedback for Redmond 2050 neighborhood planning and a home business project focused on housing types in centers.
Chris Raftis, the City of Redmond’s World Cup planning program manager, said the city's annual community survey — earlier conducted with a randomly selected group — is now open to all residents.
Raftis said responses to the survey are confidential and will "help inform future city decisions and priorities." He urged residents to share what matters most to them, including where Redmond is doing well and where it can improve.
Raftis also highlighted ongoing planning work under the Redmond 2050 framework, naming equity and inclusion, sustainability and resilience as central themes. He said staff, community leaders and neighbors are developing policies and implementing actions, and invited residents to join upcoming focus groups and provide feedback online. Raftis mentioned a separate "home business project" focused on updating regulations and programs related to urban housing types in the city's centers.
The city’s announcements did not include timelines for when survey results will be published or specific regulatory changes for the home business project; those details were listed as opportunities to participate in focus groups and online engagement.
