Redmond 2022: Implementation and Benchmark Program

Planning & Community Development

Redmond 2022

Comprehensive Plan

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Redmond Community Indicators
Working to achieve the community's vision

Redmond Community Indicators, debuting in 2006, is a tool for assessing progress toward achieving the eight broad community goals that underpin Redmond's Comprehensive Plan. See below for annual reports and for information on specific indicators, updated as new information becomes available.

Annual Reports
2006, 2007, 2008

Annual Summary Pamphlets
2006, 2007, 2008.

Indicators by Goal

Conserve Achieved vs. Allowed Residential Density Bird Counts at Marymoor Park Water Consumption Waste & Recycling Transfer of Development Rights Activity Stream Water Quality Fish Counts Environmentally Sensitive Urban Development	Character Access to Parks Parks, Open Space, and Trails Crime Clearance Rate Crime Statistics Fire & EMS Response Times Fire Prevention Statistics Fire, Police, EMS Calls for Service Graduation Rates
Choices Access to Convenience Goods & Services Affordable Dwellings Permitted Contribution to Housing Trust Fund Housing Permits Issued by Size Innovative & Senior Housing Land Capacity vs. Growth Planning Targets Residents per Employee Small- & Medium-sized Licensed Businesses	Centers CIP Completion in Centers Downtown & Overlake Transit Downtown & Overlake Employment Growth in Centers
Commerce Commercial Vacancy Rates Income & Poverty New Businesses Licensed Share of Regional Employment Sales & Property Tax Receipts	Culture Large Event Attendance Recreational Enrollment
Connections Metro & Sound Transit Ridership Local Transit Service Commute Trip Reduction & School Bus Ridership Peak Hour Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Traffic Growth Bicycle & Pedestrian Environments Collisions Concurrency & CIP Completion Three-year Priority Action Plan Status	Community Emergency & Transitional Housing Human Services Fund Contribution Regional Coordination in Service Provision Service Provision to Immigrant & Refugee Communities Volunteer Efforts Neighborhood Matching Grant Activity Online Permit System Website Visits Potential Annexation Area Activity

Background documents:

For more information please contact Jeff Churchill at jchurchill@redmond.gov or 425-556-2492.