Redmond expands RedLink service area, adds shared parking

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  Redmond expanded its RedLink service area to include the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village“Connecting More Residents to Transit Through Free Rideshare ServiceREDMOND, WA – The City of Redmond is expanding its RedLink service area to include the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village, the Woodbridge neighborhood in Southeast Redmond, up to NE 104th Street on Education Hill, including Hartman Park and the Redmond Pool. These changes began today and have been implemented in part due to community feedback.”
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  Redmond expanded its RedLink service area to include the Woodbridge neighborhood“The City of Redmond is expanding its RedLink service area to include the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village, the Woodbridge neighborhood in Southeast Redmond, up to NE 104th Street on Education Hill, including Hartman Park and the Redmond Pool.”
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  Redmond expanded its RedLink service area to include up to NE 104th Street on Education Hill“Connecting More Residents to Transit Through Free Rideshare ServiceREDMOND, WA – The City of Redmond is expanding its RedLink service area to include the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village, the Woodbridge neighborhood in Southeast Redmond, up to NE 104th Street on Education Hill, including Hartman Park and the Redmond Pool. These changes began today and have been implemented in part due to community feedback.”
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  Redmond expanded its RedLink service area to include Hartman Park“Connecting More Residents to Transit Through Free Rideshare ServiceREDMOND, WA – The City of Redmond is expanding its RedLink service area to include the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village, the Woodbridge neighborhood in Southeast Redmond, up to NE 104th Street on Education Hill, including Hartman Park and the Redmond Pool.”
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  The changes began on Sept. 1, 2026No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The changes began following community feedback“These changes began today and have been implemented in part due to community feedback.”
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  The city launched a Shared Parking Program with Redmond Assembly of God church“To start this program, the City partnered with the Redmond Assembly of God church on Education Hill, where a limited number of parking spaces will be available for use during RedLink business hours.”
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  The Shared Parking Program offers limited parking spaces for RedLink riders during business hours“To start this program, the City partnered with the Redmond Assembly of God church on Education Hill, where a limited number of parking spaces will be available for use during RedLink business hours.”
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  Parking is first-come, first-serve with towing for unauthorized parking“Parking will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis, and space is limited. Individuals who park in spaces not identified by RedLink shared parking signs will be towed at the owner’s expense.”
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  RedLink is a free, all-electric ride service“RedLink is an on-demand, free, all-electric ride service that is available to help residents and visitors get around Downtown Redmond, Southeast Redmond, and Education Hill easily, affordably, and sustainably.”
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  RedLink operates through June 2027“This pilot program is expected to run through June 2027, thanks to funding from the City of Redmond, Lodging Tax Advisory Committee, and the Washington State Regional Mobility Grant.”
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  RedLink is funded by the city“This pilot program is expected to run through June 2027, thanks to funding from the City of Redmond, Lodging Tax Advisory Committee, and the Washington State Regional Mobility Grant.”
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  RedLink is funded by the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee“This pilot program is expected to run through June 2027, thanks to funding from the City of Redmond, Lodging Tax Advisory Committee, and the Washington State Regional Mobility Grant.”
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  RedLink is funded by a state grant“This pilot program is expected to run through June 2027, thanks to funding from the City of Redmond, Lodging Tax Advisory Committee, and the Washington State Regional Mobility Grant.”