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The committee advanced an electric fire engine purchase, opioid settlement participation, a police grant, and a new body-worn camera redaction fee, while also hearing updates on transportation demand management and housing and human services.
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Redmond’s public safety and human services committee moved several items forward that would bring in outside funding and update city fees. One major item would help pay for an electric fire engine with a $1,500,000 state grant, and another would add a fee to cover the cost of redacting body-worn camera video from public records requests. The committee also discussed how opioid settlement money must be used, plus broader updates on housing support and transportation programs. Residents could see new equipment, new fee rules, and continued spending on housing and human services programs if these items are approved.
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