The City of Redmond has established a policy giving registration priority to residents living or working within the Redmond city limits. The city limits
weave along NE 116 Street on the north and approximately 186 Ave NE on the east.
The western boundary weaves along 132 Ave NE until Bridle Crest Trail
(NE 60th) then goes east to 148 Ave NE. The southern boundary varies. All 98053 zip codes are outside the city limits, as well as
some 98052 zip codes. Please call our office to clarify if you are unsure of your status.
Fees are indicated in the program descriptions as follows:
Resident fees = R
Non-resident fees = N
To ensure a successful program experience for your child, program age
requirements are established by the instructors and the recreation
program coordinators. Appropriate age requirements are determined for
each program based on developmental guidelines and staff experience
working with the children in each of the program areas. By staying firm
on these age requirements, the integrity of the program is maintained
for the children and families who are the correct age.
If you have a disability and need an accommodation to fully participate
in a class, please take the following steps:
- Register for any and all classes in which you want to
participate.
o You must meet all general class requirements to register for a class such
as age, gender, and pre-requisites.
- After registering, contact Inclusion Services as soon
as possible to discuss your accommodation needs.
o Two weeks notice for accommodations is requested so that the City may
successfully meet your needs.
Inclusion Services Office: bwolf@redmond.gov or 425-556-2330.
Fee waivers are available for those who qualify. Please call our office at 425-556-2300 to request an application form. Documentation may be required to process your application. All information is confidential.
To qualify for a refund, the participant must notify the Recreation
Office at 425-556-2300 as outlined below.
- For Farrel-McWhirter Preschool Refund Policy, see Preschool Parent Guide,
available at the Recreation office.
- No refunds for events requiring tickets. Events that follow
the no refund/transfer rule will state so in their advertisement.
- If the Parks and Recreation Department cancels a program, a full
refund will be issued.
- Withdrawals requested 7 days or more from
the first day of class would receive a full refund, less a $10 administrative
fee.
- Withdrawals made between 7 days, up to the second
class meeting will receive a 50% refund. Exceptions: one day classes will
not be refunded after the class meets.
- No refunds processed after the second-class
meeting. By withdrawing from a class several days prior to its start date,
you help us provide better customer service. We are better able to either
fill your spot or notify other registrants in a timely manner that the
class is cancelled due to low enrollment.
Transfers
will be granted within the above guidelines; however, transfer fees may be
assessed.
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