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	General Assistance Call (425) 556-2900 (extension 7) to: Report issues like graffiti or broken sidewalks. Ask questions on topics like utility billing. Request special modifications for attending city programs. Receive language interpretation to better understand city services.
	Emergency Services Call 911 for police, fire and emergency medical attention.
	Social Services Call 211 for assistance with rent, food, employment, legal issues, or related issues.
	Transportation Learn how to travel through Redmond on roads, trails, buses, and trains. Learn more
	Parks and Recreation Visit our parks and trails. Rent picnic shelters and rooms for parties. Register for recreational classes, camps, and activities for all ages. Fee assistance is available. Learn more
	Community Events Attend community events in Redmond that are open and free to the public. Learn more
	Business Licenses Apply for or renew a City business license, which is required to conduct business inside of the Redmond city limits. Learn more
	Permits and Regulations If you plan to remodel or construct your home or building, or change the use of your property, contact the City at 425-556-2494. Learn more
	Utilities To start or stop City water or sewer service, call 425-556-2152 or visit www.redmond.gov/458/New-Services-Changes.
	Reporting Issues Report a non-emergency issues online such as graffiti in a park or if sidewalk repairs are needed at www.redmond.gov/ServiceRequest.
	People with Disabilities Do you need a special accommodation to participate in a city event? Contact the City of Redmond Customer Service Center by calling 425-556-2900 (extension 7) or by visiting City Hall at 15670 NE 85th Street, Redmond.
	Mobile Integrated Health Emergency personnel will travel to your location to conduct basic health checks and complimentary safety inspections. Learn more
	Crime Prevention Tips & Home Assessments Learn to reduce the impact crime has on you. Learn more
	Fire Prevention & Life Safety Training Learn how to reduce the risk of fires. Learn more
	Volunteer Your Time There are many opportunities to volunteer your time with city events, habitat restoration, public safety, and through City boards and commissions. General Volunteer Opportunities Apply for a Board or Commission Police Volunteers & Explorers
	City Governance The City of Redmond is governed by the Mayor and City Council. They meet nearly every week to learn about issues, discuss solutions and make decisions. You are welcome to view the City Council and Commission meeting agendas, minutes and videos online. City Council Boards & Commissions Contact the Mayor and City Council to share your opinion about topics under consideration or visit www.letsconnectredmond.com Opens a New Window. to give input on City projects.