Thank You For Participating In Redmond's Neighborhood Network 2012

Thank you for sharing your perspective regarding the City and your neighborhood with us at the 2012 Neighborhood Network series.

The City continues to look for opportunities to enhance programs and customer service aspects of our day to day operations.  Please take a few moments to reflect on this year's or previous year's Neighborhood Network meetings and tell us what is most meaningful to you and what aspects of the series could be enhanced.

2012 Redmond Neighborhood Network Follow Up Questionnaire

Here is what the community shared with City officials and staff in 2012:

• Redmond Neighborhood Network and Budgeting By Priorities 2012 Final Report (cover only)
• Community Meeting Summaries
• Online Questionnaire Input

Please contact Kimberly Dietz, 425-556-2415 for a printed copy of the complete report and attachments.

Redmond's Neighborhoods

The City of Redmond consists of ten neighborhoods (map):

• Bear Creek 
• Downtown 
• Education Hill 
• Grass Lawn 
• Idylwood 
• North Redmond 
• Overlake
  • Overlake Village and Employment Area 
  • Overlake Residential Area 
• Sammamish Valley 
• Southeast Redmond 
• Willows / Rose Hill 

The Downtown and Overlake neighborhoods contain Redmond's two urban centers.  The Bear Creek, Sammamish Valley, Southeast Redmond, and Willows / Rose Hill neighborhoods include a variety of land uses such as business parks, industrial and manufacturing, and residential.  The remaining neighborhoods of Education Hill, Grass Lawn, Idylwood, and North Redmond predominantly include residential land uses.

To learn more about Redmond's neighborhoods, please visit the respective neighborhood pages or contact Neighborhood Planning staff, 425-556-2440.