Join us next week for Move Redmond's Legislative Debrief from 12pm-1pm w/ Lobbyist Bryce Yaden! We will be sharing a high level updates of HB 2307 on Commute Trip Reduction, funding for the program, & other transportation related bills & budget updates. RSVP today at moveredmond.org/legislatived...
Biking season is right around the corner! We are excited to have our bike classes return this spring. Whether you are looking to buy a new bike or want to feel more comfortable riding out on the road, we have something for everyone! moveredmond.org/events/
The WE-Bike program is now open for pre-applications! This amazing program offers people living in Washington a rebate to help lower the cost of buying an eligible e-bike. People age 16 and older can apply, with rebates of $300 or $1,200 depending on household income! ebikerebate.wsdot-sites.com
Let the riding begin!
Today are not only celebrating the opening of 2 new light rail stations, we are celebrating connection, access, & opportunity. Thank you to Muckleshoot for their amazing performance.
The urbanism Seattle urbanists want is already in Redmond thanks to the work of @moveredmond.org and others. More people will get to see it up close today!
We can’t wait to see everyone this weekend! 🚉🙌🏽
LEGISLATIVE DEBRIEF TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026 12PM-1PM Grab your lunch and tune into Move Redmond's legislative session debrief with lobbyist Bryce Yaden RSVP at moveredmond.org/legislativedebrief
Grab your lunch & tune into Move Redmond’s legislative session debrief w/ lobbyist Bryce Yaden. This session will cover what happened w/ HB 2307 on Commute Trip Reduction & other bills and budget items related to transportation. RSVP at moveredmond.org/legislativedebrief
Guess what just arrived! For only a $20 donation, get yourself a limited edition Move Redmond tote bag featuring an original design by our very own staff, Maritza! We will be at the Mercer Island station celebration from 10am-2pm on March 28th. We can’t wait to see you all!
Our friends at @transpochoices.bsky.social and @moveredmond.org are co-hosting this important event on the future of light rail on the Eastside. Come ask your pressing questions to King County's @kccclaudia.bsky.social and Redmond Mayor Angela Birney!
Join us this Wednesday at the Together Center! Stop by to learn more about RedLink, Crosslake Connection Open Ceremony, and more! We will also have Free Youth ORCA cards to distribute to any one 18 years and younger. We look forward to seeing you this Wednesday.
Outline of the county with the words Everybody Bus! Inside the county map.
Fund Metro Connects, through 2050! People love our buses! Let’s have more of them! Put “Everybody Bus, King County” transit measure on the ballot in November 2026! Prioritize bus routes over driver-centric priorities; We need real progress for a growing region! Coordinate with King County cities; Let’s build consensus and support! More Bus Friends!
Dear King County Council, Our County needs more buses! Our transit network deserves more investments and are a necessary to meet King County’s equity goals.We urge you to investigate a countywide transit funding measure for an election within the next year. Why Now? A robust bus network, coupled with recent investment in Link Light Rail, provides a viable and affordable way to navigate the region. Car dependency puts a financial burden on families and limits access to economic opportunity. During these troubled economic times there is new urgency to support non-drivers! Our coalition is excited and motivated to work with you and community leaders across the county. Seattle Transit Riders Union (Bus and Transit Service Subcommittee), ATU Local 587, Livable Kirkland, Move Redmond, Transportation Choices Coalition, Seattle Subway, Complete Streets Bellevue, Urbanist Shoreline, West Seattle Urbanism, Eastside Urbanism, Nondrivers Alliance
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Do you want more buses?
Take action by April 1, 2026
📣 Reply “done” once you’ve contacted your city’s Mayor, and your county councilmember.
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Action Kit:
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Thanks to our all-volunteer campaign’s endorsing partners!
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@seattletru.bsky.social ATU Local 587, Livable Kirkland, @moveredmond.org @transpochoices.bsky.social @seattlesubway.org @theurbanist.org @eastsideurbanism.org @sharethecities.bsky.social Nondrivers Alliance
Stop by today during the Redmond Library Community Resource Center to learn more about it!
Redlink is now available in Redmond! Redlink is an amazing, on-demand, free, all-electric ride service to help residents and visitors get around Downtown Redmond, Southeast Redmond, and Education Hill! Did we mention it’s free! Learn more about it at www.redmond.gov/2423/RedLink
Move Redmond is looking for volunteer support to staff our booth at the Mercer Island station celebration on Sat, March 28th.This is a great opportunity to get involved & connect with community members & celebrate the new 2 Line Crosslake Connection. Learn more at https://moveredmond.org/Volunteer
Move Redmond is looking for volunteer support to staff our booth at the Mercer Island station celebration on Sat, March 28th.This is a great opportunity to get involved & connect with community members & celebrate the new 2 Line Crosslake Connection. Learn more at moveredmond.org/Volunteer
One more reason to join the March 28th 2 Line Crosslake Connection Celebration! Grab a limited edition Move Redmond light rail tote bag - only available at Move Redmond's booth on opening day at the Mercer Island Station Celebration for a $20 donation!
We are excited to launch a new limited edition Move Redmond T-shirt featuring original art work by our own team member. Our new t-shirt design features light rail across the floating bridge with an eye-catching view of Mount Rainier. Order your t-shirts today! www.bonfire.com/store/move-r...
The wait is almost over! This new connection will connect thousands of people to the Eastside and enhance access and connectivity to jobs, businesses, health care facilities and more!
We have some fun swag coming soon! Stay tuned by signing up for our newsletter moveredmond.org/newsletter/
On February 23, ORCA is launching a new Tap to Pay feature allowing riders to use credit and debit cards, and digital wallets, to pay for transit across the Puget Sound region. Let the count down begin!
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Do you enjoy doing community and business outreach? Do you have a passion for transportation, mobility, and community development? Consider applying for Move Redmond’s Business Outreach Specialist position! Learn More about the position moveredmond.org/employment/
HB 2307 has move out of the House Transportation Committee w/ 29-0 vote! This is just one step closer to bringing transportation benefits to those who need it most! Sign up for our newsletter to stay tuned on how you can continue to support to push the bill forward. moveredmond.org/newsletter/
Text on image: Our King County District 3 Team wants to hear your voice. We want to hear your thoughts on the issues impacting our district and all of king county! Take the 2026 D3 Winter Survey today at bit.ly/2026-D3-survey or at the QR code. Remember to submit by Feb 20th to share your priorities for District 3 and King County
If you’re a resident of Bothell, Woodinville, Redmond, Sammamish, Issaquah, Duvall, Carnation, Fall City, Preston, Snoqualmie, North Bend, Snoqualmie Pass, Baring, or Skykomish take the survey today &share what your funding priorities are! ! www.surveymonkey.com/r/2026-surve...
The City Council is poised to pass the TMP on Feb 3rd. Sign up to learn how you can testify in support of safer streets moveredmond.org/TMPtestify
Mark your calendar for March 28th! 🚉The Crosslake Connection will create new opportunities & connections for current and new transit riders! We can’t wait to see you on opening day! 🙌🏽
HB 2307 will make CTR more inclusive of more employees and incentivize more workplaces to develop commute programs such as employer-provided transit passes, vanpool subsidies, & biking incentives that help employees get to and from work! Sign on Pro Today! moveredmond.org/HB2307Pro
Currently, many shift workers are left out of CTR benefits due to starting their shift outside the 6am-9am window defined by the CTR law. Check out our blog post to learn more about what CTR is and the importance of HB 2307. Read blog post moveredmond.org/modernizingc...
On MLK day, we're reminded of the power of advocacy and the impact of those who fought for accessible & equitable transit. Check out Transit Effect with Ken Jennings to learn how transit can break down barriers and create access for all!
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Move Redmond is thrilled w/ the direction & approach the City of Redmond is taking on transportation issues in the Transportation Master Plan. The City Council is poised to pass the TMP on Feb 3rd. Sign up to learn how you can testify in support of safer streets moveredmond.org/TMPtestify
(2/2) This is one of many cases on how HB 2307 will benefit many employees. By removing the 6am to 9am shift start requirement, it will allow CTR to include more employers & workplaces to develop commute programs & incentives to the employees who need it most. moveredmond.org/ctr/
