Mark your calendars for Snoqualmie Winter Lights, an annual holiday tradition in Historic Downtown Snoqualmie. The event will be on Saturday, December... Read on...
We want your feedback. Help shape the the new design of Centennial Trail, which links the Falls to downtown Snoqualmie. View preferred design directio... Read on...
Last month the City Council approved state-recommended speed limit modifications to SR 202 from Snoqualmie Falls through the downtown corridor. The Ci... Read on...
The City has established a Salary Commission to review and adjust the salaries for Snoqualmie’s elected officials (mayor and city council members). Th... Read on...
The Snoqualmie City Council will host two public hearings at its Nov. 14, 2022, regular hybrid Council meeting, starting at 7pm. Those public hearing ... Read on...
On Oct. 24, 2022, Mayor Katherine Ross swore in the newest member of the Snoqualmie Police Department - Officer Nicholas Schulgen, who graduated from ... Read on...
After 14 meetings and over 30 hours of deliberations and review - as well as multiple public comment opportunities - the City Council unanimously adop... Read on...
The first major storm of the season is predicted to bring with it breezy conditions, heavy rain and push the Snoqualmie River to phase 3 flood levels ... Read on...
Community members are invited to the Oct. 24, 2022, hybrid City Council meeting to provide verbal comments about the proposed Final Development Agreem... Read on...
On Oct. 19, 2022, Snoqualmie firefighters responded to a brush fire located in a wooded area near the Snoqualmie Valley Hospital. The slow-moving fire... Read on...
On October 10, 2022, two new members of the Snoqualmie Police Department – Officers Cory Hendricks and Anthony Lemmon - were introduced to the communi... Read on...
Mayor Ross proclaimed the week of Oct. 9-15, Fire Prevention Week in Snoqualmie. Statistic show, planning and prevention pay off when it comes to redu... Read on...
It’s time to begin stringing our 2022 holiday lights - starting on Snoqualmie Ridge. The week of October 10, 2022, Snoqualmie Parks and Public Works c... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Fire Department recently introduced six new members of its volunteer firefighting program, who will receive comprehensive training in f... Read on...
A film production crew will intermittently be in the vicinity of Falls Ave and Railroad Ave of downtown Snoqualmie the week of October 3, 2022. Traffi... Read on...
Stephanie Butler recently joined the Snoqualmie Police Department, which serves the cities of Snoqualmie and North Bend, as the department’s new Behav... Read on...
The community is invited to provide comments about the draft Development Agreement (DA) for the proposed Snoqualmie Mill Site Project at the September... Read on...
In mid September, Snoqualmie drivers should be prepared for potential traffic delays on westbound I-90 as the Washington State Department of Transport... Read on...
The City Council unanimously approved the 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), which will guide the City’s investment and improvement of its park... Read on...
The Snoqualmie City Council will hold a public hearing for the Snoqualmie Mill Development Agreement at its regular September 12, 2022, meeting. That ... Read on...
The City of Snoqualmie published a Notice of Application for a proposed housing subdivision that would create 46 new duplexes and townhomes, marking t... Read on...
The City and the Snoqualmie Arts Commission are asking the public to choose the 2022 Plein Air Paint Out winner from the three finalists selected duri... Read on...
With the assistance of information from the public, on August 24, 2022, the Snoqualmie Police Department arrested a suspect in a July 24, 2022, attemp... Read on...
On August 15, 2022, contractor crews working for the City will begin a two-week project that will recoat paint on the large traffic signal poles at th... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Tyler Singleton who was reported missing from his home in the Snoqualm... Read on...
Parks News: New playground equipment is coming to Riverview Park in downtown Snoqualmie, along with repairs of the popular zip lines at Fisher Creek P... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Arts Commission invites artists of all mediums to attend the Snoqualmie Plein Air Paint Out on Saturday, August 20 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 ... Read on...
On Sunday, July 24, 2022, at approximately 3:41pm the Snoqualmie Police Department responded to a possible attempted child luring incident at Torguson... Read on...
A heat advisory has been issued for our region from July 26 - July 29, with forecasted daytime highs in the mid to high 90s and nighttime low temperat... Read on...
On July 21, 2022, the City launched a new website page to process refunds of a city-imposed vehicle license (AKA car tab) fee paid by some Snoqualmie ... Read on...
A final piece of the downtown Snoqualmie Tree Streets Infrastructure Improvement Project – roadway grinding and repaving – is scheduled to begin the w... Read on...
On National Parks and Recreation Professionals Day, celebrated on July 15 and recognized in a City proclamation by Mayor Ross, we recognize the dedica... Read on...
Update: Beginning Wednesday, July 20 through Friday, July 22, 2022, Public Works crews will intermittently close one lane of Snoqualmie Parkway to acc... Read on...
On July 11, 2022, in front of a crowd of family, friends, and fellow officers, Brian W. Lynch was sworn in as the new Captain of the Snoqualmie Police... Read on...
Mayor Katherine Ross administered the Oath of Office to Jen Ferguson as Finance & HR Director and Emily Arteche as Community Development Director ... Read on...
Hundreds of visitors are expected in downtown Snoqualmie over the next three July weekends as the popular Day out with Thomas, the Dream Big Tour retu... Read on...
A hearing examiner issued a written decision on the Snoqualmie Mill Site Planned Commercial/Industrial (PCI) Plan, affirming the adequacy of the plan’... Read on...
On June 27, 2022, the Snoqualmie City Council approved the appropriation of nearly $750,000 in Covid-19 relief grants to community organizations and s... Read on...
Safety is #1 when it comes to fireworks. The Snoqualmie Fire and Police departments focus on safety laws to help prevent injuries, house fires, and wi... Read on...
Warmer temperatures are here – with a Heat Advisory from the National Weather Service in effect June 25-27 – but rivers are still running very fast an... Read on...
At its June 13, 2022 meeting, the Snoqualmie City Council approved Resolution No. 1619 adding Juneteenth (June 19) as an official City holiday for all... Read on...
The City’s popular Big Truck Day returns on June 23 as an opportunity for kids to experience big trucks, big equipment, and big fun! Kids are welcome ... Read on...
The final paving portion of the Downtown Snoqualmie Tree Streets Infrastructure Improvement Project - roadway grinding and repaving - has been delayed... Read on...
The community is invited to an in-person Capital Improvement Plan Open House on Thursday, June 9, 2022, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Snoqualmie City Hall that ... Read on...
The City of Snoqualmie and the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe signed a momentous infrastructure agreement that will support both the City’s and Tribe’s futur... Read on...
Responsible for our clean water, reliable plumbing, and clear streets, the City’s Public Works Department staff members provide customers with quality... Read on...
At the May 9, 2022, City Council Meeting, Mayor Ross proclaimed May 15-21 EMS Week in Snoqualmie in recognition of the value and accomplishments of th... Read on...
At the May 9, 2002, Snoqualmie City Council meeting, Mayor Katherine Ross officially proclaimed the week of May 11 -17 National Police Week in Snoqual... Read on...
This month a piece of local firefighting history was installed in the Snoqualmie Fire Station lobby: a late 19th century hose cart used to battle fire... Read on...
As City buildings have reopened and pre-pandemic City service levels return, Snoqualmie City Council meetings will transition to a hybrid format begin... Read on...
Love to garden and/or grow your own vegetables? If so, the City of Snoqualmie Parks Department still has garden plots available for its 2022 Community... Read on...
On Saturday, April 23, 2022, Snoqualmie City Councilmembers met for a special meeting to learn more about the projects included in the City’s proposed... Read on...
On April 11, 2022, Snoqualmie City Councilmembers approved Resolution 1610, awarding a Public Works contract to begin the City’s Sidewalk Repair and R... Read on...
The Annual Kids’ Trout Derby will be on May 7 from daylight to 10 a.m. at the ponds behind the Snoqualmie Police Department, 34825 S.E. Douglas Street... Read on...
The Snoqualmie community once again stepped up to donate during an April blood drive from Bloodworks Northwest, resulting in 221 donations over a six-... Read on...
Snoqualmie recently attained two honors by the Arbor Day Foundation – being named a “Tree City USA” for the city’s commitment to effective urban fores... Read on...
Snoqualmie City Hall, which was temporarily closed to the public in response to the Covid-19 Omicron variant surge, will reopen the week of April 4, 2... Read on...
The community is invited to a public hearing about the proposed Snoqualmie Mill Site Planned Commercial/Industrial (PCI) Plan Application on Wednesday... Read on...
Elected officials, city leaders and public safety representatives gathered at City Hall for a roundtable discussion to reflect on the collaborative ef... Read on...
During this week’s Snoqualmie River flood event, Snoqualmie Fire crews responded to two separate water rescues in the Reinig Road/396th Drive area inv... Read on...
The Snoqualmie City Council unanimously approved a resolution requesting Washington State designate Snoqualmie Parkway as an extension of SR 18. The 3... Read on...
During the pandemic, Bloodworks Northwest has turned to onsite donation centers in communities like Snoqualmie to ensure a healthy blood supply. Learn... Read on...
In accordance with recent public health recommendations and to ensure resident and staff safety in reducing the spread of COVID-19, Snoqualmie City Bu... Read on...
Public Works crews are clearing snow and ice throughout the city, including removing snow and ice from storm drains. If you can do so safely, please r... Read on...
The Snoqualmie City Council recently confirmed Michael (Mike) Sauerwein as City Administrator, a role that starts on January 10. Sauerwein, who most r... Read on...
With stabilized conditions on main roads, Public Works crews are working hard to plow secondary and tertiary areas in the City. With today’s Winter We... Read on...
Due to winter storms over the holidays that have delayed pickup service, Waste Management has worked with the City to offer its Monday and Tuesday cus... Read on...
City Hall will be closed to the public for walk-in services January 3 due to new snowfall. City services are available online, via email, and via phon... Read on...
The region continues to experience dangerously cold temperatures this week. The public is invited to visit the following local warming locations. Read on...
City Hall will be closed to the public for walk-in services December 27-28 due to winter weather. City services are available online, via email, and v... Read on...
On December 9, 2021, the City of Snoqualmie issued the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the proposed Snoqualmie Mill Planned Commercial... Read on...
The December 13 City Council meeting will be held in a hybrid format - both in-person and using Zoom - with a 7 p.m. start time. The meeting will take... Read on...
The City of Snoqualmie is accepting applications from Snoqualmie residents to fill an upcoming vacancy for Position 2 on the Snoqualmie City Council. Read on...
When visiting local businesses, be prepared to show proof of vaccination or a negative PCR COVID-19 test in the last 72 hours due to a recent health o... Read on...
Members of the public will have the opportunity to meet the four finalists for the position of Snoqualmie City Administrator on Monday, November 15, 5... Read on...
On two Saturdays in October, volunteers of all ages planted trees and spread mulch to protect our treasured community forests, which include more than... Read on...
Two weeks after the Vaccine Mandate deadline of October 18 adopted by the City of Snoqualmie for employees, more than 90 percent of City staff have be... Read on...
The YMCA is offering many fun and free activities this fall open to all Snoqualmie community members. They are also offering a no-join fee through the... Read on...
A downtown kiosk display recently received two national awards for graphic design. The display, located along the boardwalk near the Snoqualmie Depot,... Read on...
Mayor Matt Larson administered the Oath of Office to Deborah “Deb” Estrada at the October 11 City Council meeting, where she was appointed as City Cle... Read on...
The City of Snoqualmie has opened the application process for small businesses, community organizations, and households in Snoqualmie to request a new... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Police Department will help residents prevent drug abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and... Read on...
Join your Snoqualmie neighbors in celebrating the community’s forests by helping to plant several hundred trees and shrubs under Mount Si at Three For... Read on...
The Snoqualmie City Council appointed Cara Christensen for Council Position 6 at the City Council meeting on September 27. Mayor Matt Larson administe... Read on...
Starting Monday, October 4, contractor crews will begin work on the 2021 Overlay Project to repair damaged pavement sections along SE Mill Pond Road, ... Read on...
The US Census recently released population figures for cities nationwide as part of their data release for redistricting. Census data shows the City o... Read on...
Two City of Snoqualmie commissions and one committee are seeking new members, including the Arts Commission, the Parks and Events Commission, and the ... Read on...
While new lines on the Snoqualmie Parkway pavement go every which way, the purpose they provide in preserving this roadway is distinct and long-lastin... Read on...
Based on a social media vote, participants selected an oil-based work from artist Britt Greenland titled “In the Moment” as the Plein Air Paint Out w... Read on...
In honor of the 2,977 civilians, firefighters, and police officers who died in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, there will be a Patriot Day r... Read on...
On Friday, August 27 at about 12:20 p.m., Snoqualmie Police Officers were asked to assist the FBI with a one-million dollar fugitive arrest rape warra... Read on...
Bring a blanket or low-back chair and cozy up under the stars as Summer Music in the Park returns for two shows in August! Music in the Park will be h... Read on...
The National Weather Service is forecasting excessive heat from Wednesday noon through Saturday evening, with limited nighttime cooling. During this t... Read on...
Three youths were honored at a July 26 City Council meeting, where Interim Fire Chief Mike Bailey presented them with certificates of recognition for ... Read on...
It is with deep regret that we will not be hosting a Pancake Breakfast this year. With the anticipated numbers and increasing attendance, we could not... Read on...
Snoqualmie City Hall, which was temporarily closed in accordance with Governor Inslee's Safe Start plan along with helping to ensure resident and staf... Read on...
Summer events return this year with fun for all ages, from a Chalk the Block event to live music in two locations this August. The popular Finally Fri... Read on...
The City, with funding from the King County Flood Control District, will repair the existing river revetment. The repair will protect properties and s... Read on...
The City of Snoqualmie continues its downtown improvements to utilities and stormwater infrastructure. The next phase takes place along Maple Avenue S... Read on...
Puget Sound Energy is encouraging customers to be more energy conscious as temperatures heat up over the next few days. Across its service area, PSE’s... Read on...
The National Weather Service is forecasting excessive heat from Friday afternoon through Monday evening, with record-breaking temperatures this coming... Read on...
The Meadowbrook Bridge located in Snoqualmie will be closed to all traffic for a routine inspection on Thursday, June 24 starting at 8:30 a.m. Traffic... Read on...
Safety is #1 when it comes to fireworks. The Snoqualmie Fire and Police departments focus on safety laws to help prevent injuries, house fires, and wi... Read on...
The City of Snoqualmie Water Reclamation Facility Phase II recently received a prestigious 2021 Project of the Year achievement award from the state c... Read on...
At approximately 11 a.m. on April 16, Snoqualmie Firefighters responded to a residential structure fire in the 7500 block of Raven Ave SE in the Snoqu... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Police Department will help residents prevent drug abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Fire Department recently recognized several firefighters for their contributions to our community at their annual awards dinner, held o... Read on...
Many dog owners in Snoqualmie are letting their dogs off-leash in Snoqualmie’s large parks and open spaces, which can create uncomfortable situations ... Read on...
Although we are unable to gather as a community for the tree lighting ceremony this year, the tree is lit for all to enjoy in historic downtown Snoqua... Read on...
Since June 2020, the City of Snoqualmie has hosted three blood drive “pop-ups” from BloodWorks Northwest, where donors can donate blood in a safe sett... Read on...
According to forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center – a division of the National Weather ... Read on...
This year’s Snoqualmie Citizens Academy goes virtual with 14 videos featuring the Mayor, department heads, and city staff sharing information about ho... Read on...
The Washington Department of Ecology named the City of Snoqualmie among the winners of the annual Wastewater Treatment Plant Outstanding Performance A... Read on...
The Stillwater Bog, part of the city’s extensive parks and trail system, is home to birds and wildlife and serves as a stopping point along the Stillw... Read on...
While swimming in the water is tempting during these warm summer days, local rivers such as the Snoqualmie are inherently dangerous. The water can be ... Read on...
Start your Fourth of July holiday by viewing a parade honoring front line workers. Starts at 10 a.m. at the corner of Meadowbrook Way, traveling throu... Read on...
U.S. Census data makes a local impact on programs used during the COVID-19 health crisis, including funding for school lunches and emergency preparedn... Read on...
Three City of Snoqualmie commissions are seeking new members, including the Civil Service Commission, the Economic Development Commission, and the Par... Read on...
Snoqualmie repeated its #1 ranking as 2020 Safest City in Washington with SafeWise, which ranked the city #1 in both 2019 and 2018. To reach its findi... Read on...
The city seeks input from Snoqualmie residents and business owners to develop programs for protecting our local streams, rivers, and Puget Sound from ... Read on...
The City of Snoqualmie is looking for the right person to support human resources processes, recruitment and selection, personnel laws and procedures,... Read on...
On March 8, a team of 10 Snoqualmie firefighters will compete in the 29th Annual SCOTT Firefighter Stairclimb, a climb to the top of the 69-floor Colu... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Arts Commission (SAC) is requesting proposals from artists and arts programs to receive funding from the 2020 Art Partners Program. Pro... Read on...
Do you want to become more involved in your community? Positions are open on the Parks & Events Commission and the Civil Service Commission. Read on...
Mayor Matt Larson has appointed Rick J. Rudometkin as interim City Administrator pending confirmation from the Snoqualmie City Council on January 13. ... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Arts Commission (SAC) is seeking artwork to display at Snoqualmie City Hall in 2020. Shows will feature artists with multiple two-dimen... Read on...
New kiosk displays located by the Snoqualmie Depot share the city’s past through a historic and cultural overview along with a walking tour of downtow... Read on...
The City of Snoqualmie IT Department will be upgrading the city’s phone system in two phases. During the first phase, which begins December 21 at 6 a.... Read on...
The Snoqualmie Police Department is moving forward with a Police Narcotics K-9 Program to increase awareness of illegal drug use and enhance community... Read on...
City Buildings reopened to the public the week of April 4, 2022. Public facing counters at City Hall will be accessible to community members Tuesday - Thursday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Residents and visitors can also use a self-help kiosk to pay bills or conduct other city business.
In addition, the following city buildings will be open to the public: Police Station vestibule, located at 34825 SE Douglas St; Fire Station lobby, located at 37600 Snoqualmie Parkway; and the Public Works building, located at 38194 SE Mill Pond Rd.
You can also find department and staff contact information in the Staff Directory.
City council, committee, and commission meetings, as well as public hearings, are continuing to be held via Zoom and dial-in. To be notified when meetings will be held in person subscribe to the City's weekly e-news.
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