Redmond staff say Transportation Master Plan ready for council adoption after wayfinding tweaks Staff presented the final Transportation Master Plan, described 4,500+ community touchpoints and implementation priorities for 2026, and asked council for direction to adopt the TMP at the Feb. 3 consent agenda while agreeing to add higher‑level neighborhood wayfinding language per the planning commission’s recommendation.

Redmond's Transportation Master Plan is set for adoption on Feb. 3, incorporating community feedback to enhance safety and connectivity for cyclists and pedestrians.

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Council adopts 2026–2031 Transportation Improvement Program; $877 million in projects listed The Redmond City Council adopted the state‑required 2026–2031 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) by resolution (No. 1611) after a public hearing. The TIP lists about $877 million in program costs, roughly $120 million of which is currently funded; the plan remains financially unconstrained and remains a grant‑competitive project list.

Redmond City Council has just approved a groundbreaking $877 million Transportation Improvement Program that prioritizes sustainable and multimodal investments for the future!

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David Morton praises Redmond's 2050 transportation vision while highlighting key concerns Morton supports Redmond's transportation plan but urges funding and climate strategy improvements.

David Morton champions Redmond's bold transportation vision for 2050 but raises urgent concerns about funding and climate strategies that could hinder its success.

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