• Facilities Strategic Master Plan (PDF)
• Recreation Buildings Master Plan - 2014 (PDF)
• Supplemental Report Combined - 2014 (PDF)
• Cultural Facilities Feasibility Study - 2015 (PDF)
• Community Priorities Report - April 2017 (PDF)
• Facilities Strategic Plan - Appendices (PDF)
• Redmond Recreation Building Design Study - 2011 (PDF)
• Regional Aquatics MOU (PDF)
• Regional Aquatics Report (PDF)
• Redmond Community Centers Report - March 2020 (PDF)
• Project Background (PDF)
• The Need for Community Space in Redmond (PDF)
• Community Involvement Report - 2021 (PDF)
• Project FAQs (PDF)

Community Involvement

Get Involved

If you have general questions or comments about the project, email or call us at:

• Email: comment@redmondcommunitycenter.org
• Phone for Deputy Director Loreen Hamilton: 425-556-2336

You can also hear about and engage with the project through the following methods:

• Continue to visit this project website for updates
• Follow the City of Redmond Parks & Recreation Facebook page
• Sign up to receive Encore, the Redmond Senior Programs monthly newsletter
• If you would like to receive this free publication by mail, please call 425-556-2314 or email rsc@redmond.gov
• Subscribe to the City of Redmond Parks & Recreation eNewsletter
• Attend City of Redmond commission meetings:
  • Parks & Trails Commission
  • Arts & Culture Commission
• Attend Redmond City Council meetings when the project is on the agenda. We anticipate briefing the Council on the project at the Committee of the Whole Parks & Human Services meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at 4:30 p.m. 

Summary of 2020-2021 Public Outreach Process

Four targeted community outreach campaigns between 2020 and 2021 engaged thousands of seniors and community members on the urgency and priorities of this project. In addition, all pockets of the community provided input on amenities and the design that shaped the schematic design process.

From January 2021 to early April 2021, the project and design team completed extensive community involvement that involved thousands of seniors and community members through:

• Reconvening the Recreation Stakeholder Group
• Hosting four public meeting sessions on February 24 and March 24
• Asking for feedback in two community-wide questionnaires where over 1,100 people submitted answers
• Monthly mailings of the Encore newsletter to Redmond seniors
• Sending regular e-newsletters and social media articles about the project
• Briefings each month with the City Council and Committee of the Whole Parks & Human Services Committee
• Briefings each month with community organizations, commissions, and committees
• Listening sessions with small groups of seniors and the design team
• Collecting written comment cards, and a project inbox

A summary of all community outreach was presented to City Council on June 22 (summary begins on page 8).

COVID-19 Restrictions

The City remains committed to engagement all residents in this important work. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City will communicate with the community about this project through online efforts, including virtual public meetings and virtual workshops with the Recreation Stakeholder Group. If you are a member of a local organization and would like a briefing with us, let us know at comment@redmondcommunitycenter.org.