Upcoming City Council Meetings

Upcoming Events

  • Arts Commission Meeting
    Mon Jun 28
  • Story Walk in Sammamish!
    Wed Jun 30 - June 30 - July 19 Join the City of Sammamish featuring a book in Sammamish’s city parks this June and July! The book "Tiny, Perfect Things" written by M.H. Clark will be featured at Evans Creek Preserve. Get Outdoors! Get Reading!
  • Planning Commission Regular Meeting
    Thu Jul 01 - Pursuant to the Governor’s emergency Proclamation 20-25, the City is unable to provide an in-person location for the public to listen to the virtual City Council meeting this evening. Meetings are still accessible to the public and public comment is able to be submitted. Written Comment: Written ...
  • Independence Day (Observed)
    Mon Jul 05 - City offices closed
  • Silly Summer Virtual Series
    Tue Jul 06 - Join us for the Silly Summer virtual variety show series, starting July 6 and running weekly through July 20. See three experienced performers with unique skills wielding outrageous tricks with goofy antics to no doubt entertain and lighten your mood. These 45-minute shows are sure to provide a m ...

Community News

  • Mayors United Against Antisemitism Statement
    At its City Council meeting on June 15, 2021, Mayor Karen Moran, representing the entire City Council, joined mayors across the country in a national effort to combat antisemitism. The American Jewish Committee (AJC) and the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) called on mayors across the country to si
  • Big Rock Park Central is Open
    Big Rock Park Central is the second parcel of land gifted to the City by Mary Pigott. It is just south of Big Rock Park North’s 15 acres which opened in 2016. The addition of Big Rock Park Central provides 20 acres of land covered with dense forest, open meadows, and a stream in the north section. T
  • Campaign Signs: What are the Rules?
    With the local election season underway, you may have noticed campaign signs popping up around Sammamish. Whether you are a candidate running for office, or a resident supporting a candidate, everyone must follow the same rules when it comes to signage. All signs placed within Sammamish City limits,