Achieving the community's values and goals for how Redmond should look and feel depends on taking action.  These actions involve carrying out the City's policies as part of discussions and decisions that occur as often as daily to as infrequently as every other year. 
 

Examples of actions include:

• Private sector initiatives that support the community's vision, such as investments that contribute to Redmond's economic vitality or to an increase in innovative housing choices.
• Applying regulations and codes to specific projects through development reviews and public improvements.
• Updating functional plans, which are detailed, long-range plans concerning needs, funding, and timing for facility improvements, such as parks or utilities.
• Updating and adopting the City's biennial budget.
• Regional or state agencies' decisions on transportation funding that support Redmond's Comprehensive Plan
• Carrying out City programs, such as the Neighborhood Planning Program.

Click on the links at the top of this page for more information about implementation efforts