Gov. Jay Inslee has announced that the state is moving toward a statewide June 30 reopening date.

The following news release is from the Offices of Governor Inslee on May 13, 2021.  Gov. Jay Inslee today announced that the state is moving toward a statewide June 30 reopening date and that all counties in Washington will move to Phase 3 of the ...

Take the Survey: Snoqualmie Fire Dept. Seeks Input about Wildland Fire Protection

The Snoqualmie Fire Department has created a brief online survey about a potential community-led wildland fire protection program in Snoqualmie.  

The intent of the survey is to gauge the level of interest and need for this program.

The department ...

SR 202 Bridge over Snoqualmie River to Be Closed for Repairs

Beginning May 10 at 10:30 p.m., WSDOT will close the State Route 202 bridge over the Snoqualmie River between the Tokul Roundabout and Railroad Ave SE near Snoqualmie Parkway for repairs and repaving. Work will continue through May 14 at 4 a.m.

Posted deto...

USGS Earthquake Warning System Covers West Coast

Sent from the City of Snoqualmie courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey. 

After 15 years of planning and development, the ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system is now available to more than 50 million people in California, Oregon, an...

Public Hearing Establishing Rates for Utilities: May 10, 6 p.m. via Zoom and Dial-In

A public hearing is scheduled to occur at the Snoqualmie City Council meeting on May 10, 2021. It will occur at 6 p.m. or shortly thereafter.The hearing topic is a replacement to the city ordinance establishing rates and charges for the Combined Utility 2...

State Route 202 Paving Project Kicks Off with Bridge Closure in Snoqualmie May 10-14

Sent from the City of Snoqualmie on behalf of WSDOT

Washington State Department of Transportation – NEWS Northwest Region – 15700 Dayton Avenue – Shoreline, WA 98133 – 206-440-4000

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 29, 2021

Contact: Joseph Calabro...

Snoqualmie K9 Unit Assists in Regional Drug Distribution Arrests

As reported by the U.S. Attorney’s Office Western District, 21 people were arrested on April 7, 2021 on indictments charging an extensive drug dealing conspiracy by defendants who often illegally possessed firearms. 

The 21 arrests and 9...

Snoqualmie Firefighters Honored with Service Awards

The Snoqualmie Fire Department recently recognized several firefighters for their contributions to our community at their annual awards dinner, held online due to COVID-19. Both a career and a volunteer firefighter are honored each year for their expertis...

Burglary Suspects Arrested at Mt. Si Golf Course

On April 11, 2021, Snoqualmie Police officers responded to the Mt. Si Golf Course regarding a burglary alarm.  The monitoring company could hear breaking glass and male voices inside the Pro Shop.

The first officer on scene arrived within 30 secon...

Washington to Move into Phase 3 of Recovery Plan on March 22

Governor Jay Inslee announced on March 11 that as of March 22, all counties in Washington will move into Phase 3 of the Healthy Washington: Roadmap to Recovery.

Phase 3 allows in-person spectators at outdoor venues – including sports venues with permanent ...

Fire Chief Correira Appointed Snoqualmie’s Interim City Administrator

Mayor Matt Larson has appointed Snoqualmie Fire Chief Mark Correira as the interim city administrator for Snoqualmie. The city council confirmed the appointment unanimously on March 8, 2021. He will serve in place of Rick Rudometkin who has resigned to re...

Snoqualmie Deputy Fire Chief Completes National Fire Academy Executive Training

Deputy Fire Chief Michael H. Bailey from the Snoqualmie Fire Department has completed the Executive Fire Officer Program (EFOP) as part of the National Fire Academy. This four-year program consists of a rigorous curriculum, extensive research, and two wee...

Three Forks Off-Leash Dog Park Helps Reduce Canine Conflicts

Many dog owners in Snoqualmie are letting their dogs off-leash in Snoqualmie’s large parks and open spaces, which can create uncomfortable situations for dogs that are on leashes and their owners.

Dog owners often claim their off-leash dog is fri...

Utility Discounts and Assistance Programs for Lower-Income Households

Paying bills is difficult, especially now during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people have become unemployed or face reduced hours. Households with lower incomes prior to or resulting from the COVID-19 crisis can apply to a variety of programs for assistanc...

Snoqualmie City Council Meetings Begin at 6 p.m.

While Snoqualmie City Hall remains temporarily closed to the public to reduce the spread of COVID-19, City Council meetings are held on Zoom and are accessible to the public through Zoom and by telephone.

Meetings of the City Council – both in per...

Snoqualmie Riverbank Repair Project Public Hearing

In spring 2015, post-flood inspections revealed damage to an existing Snoqualmie River revetment at the intersection of SE River St and Park Ave SE in downtown Snoqualmie. (A revetment is an engineered riverbank protection structure extending from a roadw...

Snoqualmie City Council Workshop to Focus on Quality of Life

A workshop is scheduled for the Snoqualmie City Council to take a deep dive on future development concepts using a facilitated Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) process.

On February 24, 2021 from 6 to 8 p.m., Council Members will par...

No Increase in Rates for Snoqualmie Water Utility Customers

The Snoqualmie City Council recently approved the 2021-2026 Utilities Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), which determines capital projects and programs for a six-year period. To complete the projects and programs, water utility rates generally increase each ...

Snoqualmie Inn to Replace Hampton Inn & Suites

Chun Lai Hospitality, owner of the Hampton Inn & Suites in Snoqualmie, has ended its affiliation with Hilton, the parent company of Hampton. Chun Lai Hospitality is now affiliated with Hotel America and will be named the Snoqualmie Inn. 

Chun ...

6,000 Pounds of Food Collected for Food Bank during Santa Parade

The Snoqualmie Firefighters Association Santa Parade was a huge success thanks to hundreds of Snoqualmie residents. The community donated over 6,000 pounds of food for the Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank, completely filling an 18-foot trailer.

Residents placed...

Snoqualmie City Council Approves Human Services Funding for 2021-2022

The Snoqualmie City Council has approved $226,287 for human services funding in 2021 and $238,287 in 2022, which represents approximately 1.3% of the City of Snoqualmie general fund.

The city does not employ human services staff. Instead, it funds human se...

Santa Joins Mayor Larson in a Virtual Tree Lighting Ceremony

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 Snoqualmie. In a new video, Santa joins Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson for a virtual tree lighting and holiday gr...

City Begins Receiving Renewable Energy from PSE’s Skookumchuck Wind Facility

Puget Sound Energy’s new Skookumchuck Wind Facility is now providing renewable energy to its Green Direct customers, including the City of Snoqualmie.  All facilities owned by the City of Snoqualmie, such as buildings, parks, and lift s...

Working Washington Small Business Grants Available; Apply Now

Governor Jay Inslee announced an additional $50 million for Working Washington Small Business Grants through the Washington State Department of Commerce. 

Businesses can apply for up to $20,000 to cover expenses or costs incurred due to COVID-19 a...

City Hall Pop-Up Blood Drives Serve Our Community

Blood donations are particularly important during this time due to the COVID-19 health crisis. Since June 2020, the City of Snoqualmie has hosted three blood drive “pop-ups” from Bloodworks Northwest, where donors can donate blood in a...

The Governor’s New COVID-19 Restrictions: What They Mean for Snoqualmie

Governor Jay Inslee has announced new restrictions on activities effective November 16 through December 14.

As stated in the new COVID-19 Guidance document, “In order to slow the spread of rapidly increasing COVID cases in our state and ensure th...

La Niña Predicted for Winter and Spring: Wetter and Colder

According to forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center – a division of the National Weather Service – we are entering a La Niña event that will last into next spring....

Snoqualmie Citizens Academy Goes Virtual

This year’s Snoqualmie Citizens Academy goes virtual with 14 videos featuring the Mayor, department heads, and city staff sharing information about how the city works and the services it provides to residents, businesses, and visitors to the com...

Public Hearings Scheduled for 2021-2022 Budget, 2021-2022 Revenue Sources, and 2021-202 Utility Rate

Three public hearings are scheduled for the Snoqualmie City Council meeting on November 23, 2020 at 7 p.m. 

Preliminary Biennial Budget and 2021-2022 Revenue SourcesThe preliminary biennial budget and revenue sources for 2021-2022 are under consid...

Snoqualmie Wastewater Treatment Plant Earns Performance Award

The Washington Department of Ecology named the City of Snoqualmie among the winners of the annual Wastewater Treatment Plant Outstanding Performance Award for 2019, repeating treatment plant honors the city received in 2018.

Said Vincent McGowan, Departmen...

Census Data Impacts Local Funding during COVID-19 Health Crisis

U.S. Census data makes a local impact on programs used during the COVID-19 health crisis, including funding for school lunches and emergency preparedness in our community.

For school programs, census results help determine how money is allocated for progra...

Serve Your Community on a City of Snoqualmie Commission

Openings on Civil Service, Economic Development, and Parks and Events commissions

Three City of Snoqualmie commissions are seeking new members, including the Civil Service Commission, the Economic Development Commission, and the Parks and Events Commission...

City of Snoqualmie Seeks Your Input on Stormwater

Survey will help develop programs to protect our local streams and waterways.

The city seeks input from Snoqualmie residents and business owners to develop programs for protecting our local streams, rivers, and Puget Sound from toxins and pollutants. While...

Work for the City of Snoqualmie as a Human Resources Analyst

The City of Snoqualmie is looking for the right person to support human resources processes, recruitment and selection, personnel laws and procedures, labor negotiations, and much more.

The HR Analyst assists in managing the city’s human resource...

Call to Artists – Seeking Applications for 2020 Art Partners Program

The Snoqualmie Arts Commission (SAC) is requesting proposals from artists and arts programs to receive funding from the 2020 Art Partners Program. Program proposals may include both classes and events for the visual, musical, and performing arts. For-prof...

City of Snoqualmie Seeks New Members for Commissions

Do you want to become more involved in your community? Positions are open on the Parks & Events Commission and the Civil Service Commission.

The Parks & Events Commission advises the City Council on parks and facilities, recreational activities, an...

Rudometkin Appointed Snoqualmie’s Interim City Administrator

Mayor Matt Larson has appointed Rick J. Rudometkin as interim City Administrator pending confirmation from the Snoqualmie City Council on January 27. Rudometkin serves in the position vacated by Bob Larson.

“I am excited to work with Rick, who co...

Take a Walk through the Past with New Kiosk Displays

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 downtown Snoqualmie.

The historic display depicts the Snoqualmie River and its confluence of cultures, industries...

Call to Artists – Display Your Art at City Hall this Year

City of Snoqualmie News Release

For immediate release: January 3, 2020Call to Artists – Display Your Art at City Hall this Year! 

Snoqualmie, WA – The Snoqualmie Arts Commission (SAC) is seeking artwork to display at Snoqualmie City Hall in 2020. S...

Governor Inslee Announces Statewide Reopening Date of June 30

The following news release is from the Offices of Governor Inslee on May 13, 2021. Gov. Jay Inslee today announced that the state is moving toward a statewide June 30 reopening date and that all counties in Washington will move to Phase 3 of the ...

Snoqualmie Fire Department Seeks Input on Wildland Fire Protection

The Snoqualmie Fire Department has created a brief public survey about a potential community-led wildland fire protection program in Snoqualmie.  

The intent of the survey is to gauge the level of interest and need for this program. 

The d...

SR 202 Bridge over Snoqualmie River to Be Closed for Repairs May 10, 10:30pm through May 14, 4am

Beginning May 10 at 10:30 p.m., WSDOT will close the State Route 202 bridge over the Snoqualmie River between the Tokul Roundabout and Railroad Ave SE near Snoqualmie Parkway for repairs and repaving. Work will continue through May 14 at 4 a.m.

Posted deto...

Public Hearing Establishing Rates for Utilities: May 10, 6 p.m. via Zoom and Dial-In

A public hearing is scheduled to occur at the Snoqualmie City Council meeting on May 10, 2021. It will occur at 6 p.m. or shortly thereafter.The hearing topic is a replacement to the city ordinance establishing rates and charges for the Combined Utility 2...

USGS Earthquake Warning System Covers West Coast

Sent from the City of Snoqualmie courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey. 

Snoqualmie, WA – After 15 years of planning and development, the ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system is now available to more than 50 million peopl...

State Route 202 Paving Project Kicks Off with Bridge Closure in Snoqualmie May 10-14

Sent from the City of Snoqualmie on behalf of WSDOT

Washington State Department of Transportation – NEWS Northwest Region – 15700 Dayton Avenue – Shoreline, WA 98133 – 206-440-4000

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 29, 2021

Contact: Joseph Calabro...

Snoqualmie Fire Department Responds to Residential Fire

 Initial reports indicated there was active fire with windows breaking and extending to the roof from the second floor of the two-story home. Fire crews found heavy fire involvement from the second story and attic space. The fire was quickly knoc...

Snoqualmie K9 Unit Assists in Regional Drug Distribution Arrests

As reported by the U.S. Attorney’s Office Western District, 21 people were arrested on April 7, 2021 on indictments charging an extensive drug dealing conspiracy by defendants who often illegally possessed firearms. 

The 21 arrests and 9...

Burglary Suspects Arrested at Mt. Si Golf Course

On April 11, 2021, Snoqualmie Police officers responded to the Mt. Si Golf Course regarding a burglary alarm.  The monitoring company could hear breaking glass and male voices inside the Pro Shop.

The first officer on scene arrived within 30 secon...

Snoqualmie Police Take Unwanted Prescription Drugs

April 24, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Snoqualmie Fire Station, 37600 SE Snoqualmie Parkway

Snoqualmie, WA – The Snoqualmie Police Department will help residents prevent drug abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dan...

Snoqualmie Firefighters Honored with Service Awards

Snoqualmie, WA – The Snoqualmie Fire Department recently recognized several firefighters for their contributions to our community at their annual awards dinner, held online due to COVID-19. Both a career and a volunteer firefighter are ...

Washington to Move into Phase 3 on March 22

Governor Jay Inslee announced today that as of March 22, all counties in Washington will move into Phase 3 of the Healthy Washington: Roadmap to Recovery.

Phase 3 allows in-person spectators at outdoor venues – including sports venues with perman...

Fire Chief Correira Appointed Snoqualmie’s Interim City Administrator

Mayor Matt Larson has appointed Snoqualmie Fire Chief Mark Correira as the interim city administrator for Snoqualmie. The city council confirmed the appointment unanimously on March 8, 2021. He will serve in place of Rick Rudometkin who has resigned to re...

Snoqualmie Deputy Fire Chief Completes National Fire Academy Executive Training

Snoqualmie, WA – Deputy Fire Chief Michael H. Bailey from the Snoqualmie Fire Department has completed the Executive Fire Officer Program (EFOP) as part of the National Fire Academy. This four-year program consists of a rigorous curricu...

Snoqualmie Riverbank Repair Project to Prevent Road Failure

In spring 2015, post-flood inspections revealed damage to an existing Snoqualmie River revetment at the intersection of SE River St and Park Ave SE in downtown Snoqualmie. (A revetment is an engineered riverbank protection structure extending from a roadw...

Three Forks Off-Leash Dog Park Helps Reduce Canine Conflicts

Snoqualmie, WA – Many dog owners in Snoqualmie are letting their dogs off-leash in Snoqualmie’s large parks and open spaces, which can create uncomfortable situations for dogs that are on leashes and their owners.

 Dog...

City Crews Prepare for Snow and Ice; Snow Removal Ordinance Takes Effect

The National Weather Service forecasts 6-8 inches of snow in the cascade foothills, including Snoqualmie, beginning early morning on Thursday through the weekend. 

City of Snoqualmie crews are prepared to plow and de-ice around the clock as needed...

Snoqualmie City Council Meetings to Begin at 6 p.m. Beginning February 22

While Snoqualmie City Hall remains temporarily closed to the public to reduce the spread of COVID-19, City Council meetings are held on Zoom and are accessible to the public through Zoom and by telephone.

Meetings of the City Council – b...

No Increase in Rates for Snoqualmie Water Utility Customers

The Snoqualmie City Council recently approved the 2021-2026 Utilities Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), which determines capital projects and programs for a six-year period. To complete the projects and programs, water utility rates generally increase each ...

Snoqualmie Inn to Replace Hampton Inn & Suites

Chun Lai Hospitality, owner of the Hampton Inn & Suites in Snoqualmie, has ended its affiliation with Hilton, the parent company of Hampton. Chun Lai Hospitality is now affiliated with Hotel America and will be named the Snoqualmie Inn. 

Chun ...

6,000 Pounds of Food Collected for Food Bank during Santa Parade

The Snoqualmie Firefighters Association Santa Parade was a huge success thanks to hundreds of Snoqualmie residents. The community donated over 6,000 pounds of food for the Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank, completely filling an 18-foot trailer.

Residents placed...

Utility Discounts and Assistance Programs for Lower-Income Households

Paying bills can be difficult, especially now during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people have become unemployed or face reduced hours. Households with lower incomes prior to or resulting from the COVID-19 crisis can apply to a variety of programs for assis...

Public Hearings Scheduled for Utility Rates and Hotel Agreement Modification

Two public hearings are scheduled for the Snoqualmie City Council meeting on December 14, 2020 at 7 p.m. Both will be held via Zoom with a dial-in option.*

Public HearingProposed Utility Rate Increases 2021-2026December 14, 2020 7 p.m. or shortly thereafte...

Santa Joins Mayor Larson in a Virtual Tree Lighting Ceremony

Snoqualmie, WA – 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 Snoqualmie. In a new video, Santa joins Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson for a virtual tree lighti...

Working Washington Small Business Grants Available; Apply Now

Governor Jay Inslee announced an additional $50 million for Working Washington Small Business Grants through the Washington State Department of Commerce. 

Businesses can apply for up to $20,000 to cover expenses or costs incurred due to COVID-19 a...

City Hall Pop-Up Blood Drives Serve Our Community

Snoqualmie, WA – Blood donations are particularly important during this time due to the COVID-19 health crisis. Since June 2020, the City of Snoqualmie has hosted three blood drive “pop-ups” from Bloodworks Northwest, where donors can donate bloo...

Public Hearings Scheduled for Budget, Revenue Sources, and Utility Rates

Three public hearings are scheduled for the Snoqualmie City Council meeting on November 23, 2020 at 7 p.m. 

Preliminary Biennial Budget and 2021-2022 Revenue Sources The preliminary biennial budget and revenue sources for 2021-2022 are under consi...

La Niña Predicted for Winter and Spring: Wetter and Colder

Snoqualmie, WA – According to forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center – a division of the National Weather Service – we are entering a La Niña ev...

The Governor’s New COVID-19 Restrictions: What They Mean for Snoqualmie

Governor Jay Inslee has announced new restrictions on activities effective November 16 through December 14.

As stated in the new COVID-19 Guidance document, “In order to slow the spread of rapidly increasing COVID cases in our state and ensure th...

Snoqualmie Citizens Academy Goes Virtual

City of Snoqualmie 

News Release

For immediate release: November 13, 2020

Snoqualmie Citizens Academy Goes VirtualLearn how your city government works in an educational video series. 

Snoqualmie, WA – This year’s...

Sales and Use Tax Increase Designated for Affordable Housing in Snoqualmie

During a special meeting on October 5, 2020, the Snoqualmie City Council adopted Resolution 1557, implementing an additional sales and use tax of one-tenth of one percent, which equals one cent on every ten dollars of taxable retail sales within Snoqualmi...

Snoqualmie Wastewater Treatment Plant Earns Performance Award

Snoqualmie Wastewater Treatment Plant Earns Performance Award

City Honored with Ecology Award for Second Year in a Row

Snoqualmie, WA – The Washington Department of Ecology named the City of Snoqualmie among the winners of the annual Wast...

Snoqualmie’s Urban Forests Need Our Protection

For immediate release: August 4, 2020

Snoqualmie’s Urban Forests Need Our Protection

Snoqualmie, WA – The Stillwater Bog, part of the city’s extensive parks and trail system, is home to birds and wildlife and serves as...

Drowning in Snoqualmie River Brings Renewed Attention to River Safety

Snoqualmie, WA – 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 high, swift, and cold as mountain snowpack melts, increasing the risk...

Fourth of July Parade Honors Front Line Workers

Snoqualmie, WA – Start your Fourth of July holiday by viewing a parade honoring front line workers. The parade will begin at 10 a.m. at the corner of Meadowbrook Way, travel through downtown Snoqualmie and up Snoqualmie Parkway, and mak...

Census Data Impacts Local Funding during COVID-19 Health Crisis

City of Snoqualmie 

News Release

For immediate release: June 29, 2020

Snoqualmie, WA – U.S. Census data makes a local impact on programs used during the COVID-19 health crisis, including funding for school lunches and emergency pr...

Serve Your Community on a City of Snoqualmie Commission

City of Snoqualmie 

News Release

For immediate release: June 16, 2020

Serve Your Community on a City of Snoqualmie Commission

Openings on Civil Service, Economic Development, and Parks and Events commissions

Snoqualmie, WA – Three City of Sn...

SafeWise Names Snoqualmie Safest City in Washington for 2020

City tops SafeWise listing for third year in a row. 

Snoqualmie, WA – 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 findings, SafeWise com...

City of Snoqualmie Joins the Eastside Census Challenge

City of Snoqualmie News Release

For immediate release: April 24, 2020City of Snoqualmie Joins the Eastside Census Challenge

Snoqualmie, WA – In a friendly rivalry, the City of Snoqualmie has joined the cities of Issaquah, Redmond, and Sam...

City of Snoqualmie Seeks Your Input on Stormwater

City of Snoqualmie 

News Release

For immediate release: March 31, 2020

City of Snoqualmie Seeks Your Input on Stormwater 

Survey will help develop programs to protect our local streams and waterways.

City Hall Turns Out the Lights for Earth Hour

City of Snoqualmie 

News Release

For immediate release: March 20, 2020

City Hall Turns Out the Lights for Earth Hour 

Snoqualmie, WA – On Saturday, March 28 from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., the lights at Snoqualmie City Hall will turn ...

Work for the City of Snoqualmie as a Human Resources Analyst

City of Snoqualmie 

News Release

For immediate release: March 5, 2020

Work for the City of Snoqualmie as a Human Resources Analyst

Position is open until filled. 

Snoqualmie Firefighters Compete in Stairclimb up Columbia Center

City of Snoqualmie News Release

For immediate release: February 28, 2020

Snoqualmie Firefighters Compete in Stairclimb up Columbia Center

Snoqualmie, WA – On March 8, a team of 10 Snoqualmie firefighters will compete in the 29^th Annual SCO...

Call to Artists – Seeking Applications for 2020 Art Partners Program

For immediate release: February 12, 2020

Call to Artists – Seeking Applications for 2020 Art Partners Program

Snoqualmie, WA – The Snoqualmie Arts Commission (SAC) is requesting proposals from artists and arts programs to receive funding...

City of Snoqualmie Seeks New Members for Commissions

City of Snoqualmie 

News Release

For immediate release: February 5, 2020

City of Snoqualmie Seeks New Members for Commissions

Snoqualmie, WA – Do you want to become more involved in your community? Positions are open on the Parks & Even...

Rudometkin Appointed Snoqualmie’s Interim City Administrator

City of Snoqualmie

News Release

For immediate release: January 10, 2020

Rudometkin Appointed Snoqualmie’s Interim City Administrator

Snoqualmie, WA – Mayor Matt Larson has appointed Rick J. Rudometkin as interim City Administrator pending confirmation from th...

Call to Artists – Display Your Art at City Hall this Year

City of Snoqualmie News Release

For immediate release: January 3, 2020Call to Artists – Display Your Art at City Hall this Year! 

Snoqualmie, WA – The Snoqualmie Arts Commission (SAC) is seeking artwork to display at Snoqualmie ...

Take a Walk through the Past with New Kiosk Displays

City of Snoqualmie 

News Release

For immediate release: December 31, 2019

Located on the Boardwalk by the Snoqualmie Depot in Historic Snoqualmie

Snoqualmie, WA – New kiosk displays located by the Snoqualmie Depot share the city’s past through a hist...

City Phones Scheduled for Systems Testing – Temporary Downtime

For immediate release: December 18, 2019

City Phones Scheduled for Systems Testing – Temporary Downtime

December 21, 6 a.m. through December 22, evening

Snoqualmie, WA – The City of Snoqualmie Information Technology Department will be upgrading the ...

City Adopts a Police Narcotics K-9 Program to further Community Awareness

Snoqualmie, WA – The Snoqualmie Police Department is moving forward with a Police Narcotics K-9 Program to increase awareness of illegal drug use and enhance community safety in the cities of Snoqualmie and North Bend.

“A K-9 Program will not only...

Take a Community Wildland Fire Protection Survey

From the survey, the department will gauge the level of interest and need for this program. The Fire Department is exploring options for better educating and equipping our community for the potential of a wildland fire.

Snoqualmie Among Top 10 Safest Washington Cities

The City of Snoqualmie, which was ranked first in 2018, 2019, and 2020, was ranked at #6 this year. To reach its findings, SafeWise compiles FBI Uniform Crime Report statistics and population data. 

Day Out with Thomas Returns to Snoqualmie this July

All aboard as Thomas the Tank Engine and friends return to Snoqualmie. Guests will begin their visit by boarding the train at the Snoqualmie Depot to make the journey to the Railroad History Campus. Once there they will disembark for an hour-long adventur...