Redmond Historical Society announces the second program of our Fall 2024 Saturday Speaker Series. This time, we will be hosting two special guests: Stacey Auer, Recycling Program Administrator for the City of Redmond, and Sam Wilder, Contractor on behalf of the City of Redmond. This will be an in-person event held at the Old Redmond Schoolhouse on October 12, 2024, at 10:30 am. This event will be free to Redmond Historical Society members with a suggested donation of $5 to non-members.

It’s important now more than ever to be conscious about our environmental footprint. Redmond is a city of innovation, and that is true in our efforts to reduce waste as well. From recycling to composting to waste reduction, year after year, Redmond has creatively crafted new programs to move our community toward a sustainable future. Learn about the City’s efforts to recycle Styrofoam, reduce plastics, compost food waste and much more. Our speakers, Stacey Auer and Sam Wilder bring a wealth of experience including working together for the past 17 years on programs to reduce waste in Redmond.

About the Saturday Speaker Series
The Saturday Speaker Series is presented by the Redmond Historical Society on the second Saturday of the month with three programs each in the fall and spring. Topics range from local and Washington State history to topics of Pacific Northwest regional historical interest.

About the Redmond Historical Society
The Redmond Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve the community through stewardship, collecting, preserving, and sharing Redmond’s unique heritage. We are recognized as a resource for everything historical in the community. Through our staff, volunteers and programs we serve the diverse community―families and schools, business and civic organizations, and government―attracting experienced leaders, supportive donors, and enthusiastic members.