The City of Redmond is being asked to approve an updated Memorandum of Understanding to remain a signatory member of the Eastrail Regional Advisory Council, a multi-jurisdictional body guiding planning and development of the 42‑mile Eastrail corridor. The March 2026 MOU refresh mainly updates membership, reflecting the departure of the Eastside Greenway Alliance and reaffirming the RAC’s role in coordinating trail, mobility, utility, and recreation uses along the corridor. While the action itself is an intergovernmental agreement with no direct budget line, continued participation positions Redmond inside regional decisions on future Eastrail trail build‑out, branding, public engagement, and capital project funding. Vendors focused on trail design, wayfinding, mobility infrastructure, placemaking, and community engagement should monitor RAC work plans and King County/Redmond parks planning as they will drive upcoming Eastrail segment projects and related procurements.

Eastrail RAC coordinates planning across King County, Snohomish County, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond,...