Vibrant & Connected Priority: The Vibrant and Connected priority supports a well-planned community that provides a sense of place by funding programs and services, including:
Does a new $110 million "Maintenance and Operations Facility" provide a vibrant sense of place for the community? It's going to cost over twice as much as the Senior Center!
• Fund Maintenance and Operations Center Master Plan ($500,000) to inform the future design and construction of facility replacement ($109,800,000)
• Support 1.00 FTE Maintenance Technician for Redmond Senior & Community Center ($196,364)
• Provide funding to further the City’s affordable housing goals ($10,000,000)
• Invest additional dollars in human service programs, including the expanded senior lunch program ($2,000,000)
• Support for small business grants ($800,000) through non-profit organizations helping small businesses, including small business advice, marketing, planning, and translation services
• Invest in a facilities condition assessment ($200,000) and enhanced building security ($200,000) to protect the City’s infrastructure
• Fund business technology enhancements for audio-visual infrastructure and homeless outreach case management system ($1,166,500)
These investments will allow Redmond to continue its commitments to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, environmental sustainability, infrastructure, housing choices, and public safety.
Select Service Enhancements: Development Services $17,815,678; Facilities Management $7,631,000; Capital Investment Delivery $7,439,000; Housing & Human Services $6,901,000; Community Economic Delivery $4,616,000; Microsoft Campus Refresh 4,505,000; Lite Rail $2,613,000; Arts & Community events $1,715,000, totaling $53,000,000.
-- Excerpt from Mayor Birney's 23-24 Preliminary Budget
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