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What are your priorities?

Please complete this rating exercise by March 13 to rank the priorities identified in our 2022 and 2023 Council retreats.

Affordable housing and advancing the Housing Action Plan
Apprenticeship program for workforce development
Single-use food service reduction policy (study model ordinance)
Plan for building and growing Community Response – in writing, community impact outcomes
Transforming non-car transportation for safety – plan/action
Address vacant residences – non-productive residential owners
Rank choice voting for city races (by 2025)
Artificial light at night model ordinance review/action for kokanee and other salmon
Universal basic income (look at City of Tacoma example)
Council meetings outside city hall and other engagement
Head tax – focus on use for public / affordable housing
More proactive process for budget accountability
Public substance use policy / behavioral health support
Salary commission and Mayor’s salary
Uniform policy on COLA (non-negotiable)
Target fund balance for general fund (fiscal as policy)
Overlake regulations and policies
Evaluating form of government (Strong Mayor vs Council / Manager)
Planning with focus on livability, holistic design approach, and neighborhood amenity needs and geographical equity (Redmond 2050)
Metro first/last mile – flexible transit service
Business tax on idle cash
Ongoing Council work on REDI / AR process
Fleet electrification policy
Pass electrification and other sustainable building standards
Bicycle Master Plan
Sidewalk debris/snow clearing policy
Improve public safety and public trust
Empower local democracy - City government decision making is optimized by equity and empowerment in our community
Firework free Redmond, zero fireworks even for special events
Gig workers support policy
Retainment and recruitment of police officers
Articulate outcomes for each segment in the strategic plan within the next six months
Shopping cart ordinance

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