Historic Preservation Program Overview | City Landmarks | Grant Program | National Preservation Month

Courtesy of Redmond Historical Society

The program includes:

• Historic Resources policies in the Comprehensive Plan related to preservation, survey and evaluation, landmark nomination, and implementation measures for the program;

• Regulations and a permit process to aid in the preservation and restoration of City of Redmond Historic Landmarks;

• Designation of 16 properties as historic landmarks on the Redmond Heritage Resource Register; and

• The Heritage Restoration and Preservation Grant Program.

Nationally Recognized
In 2006, the City was nationally recognized as a Preserve America Community by then-First Lady, Laura Bush.  The "Preserve America" initiative is a White House program to encourage and support community efforts to preserve America's cultural and natural heritage.  Preserve America initiatives include: a greater shared knowledge about the nation's past; strengthened regional identities and local pride; increased local participation for preservation of the country's cultural and natural heritage; and support for economic vitality of American communities. 

Related Resources
Overview of Redmond History
Historic Street Signs Location Map
Landmarks and Heritage Commission
Redmond Historical Society
Eastside Heritage Center

For more information on this program:
CONTACT:  Jayme Jonas, Redmond Planning Department
PHONE:  425-556-2496
EMAIL: jjonas@redmond.gov