Jan. 26, 2026 – Redmond, WA. The Redmond Police Department issued a timely reminder focused on safety and responsibility, as championship excitement builds and fans prepare to gather at homes, restaurants, and sports bars.
With kickoff approaching and emotions sure to run high, officers are encouraging residents to plan before heading out to watch the big game.
In a community message shared on Facebook, Redmond Police reminded fans to designate a sober driver or use rideshare services if alcohol is part of their game-day plans.
The goal, officers noted, is simple: keep everyone safe and ensure that celebrations don’t turn into preventable tragedies.
🏈 Championship Game Reminder from Redmond Police:
If you’re heading out to watch the game, please be responsible. Designate a sober driver or use a rideshare. Let’s keep everyone safe.
Let us know who you’re rooting for in the comments!
The post quickly drew engagement from residents who shared their team pride, lighthearted banter, and appreciation for local law enforcement.
Karen Miller was quick to declare her loyalty, posting, “Sea-Hawks,” while Monica Miller said, “Go Hawks!”
Karen Venera Seiser also joined in writing, “Seahawks!” reflecting the strong sense of unity among local fans.
Some commenters added humor and a reminder that emotions can run high regardless of the final score. Corey Stevens joked,
Be safe after the loss Seahawks fans
William Abel replied,
Corey Stevens and be careful after the win also
The back-and-forth continued with Joanie Rea chiming in, “Corey Stevens boo, hiss! Go Hawks!” capturing the spirited but friendly nature of the discussion.
Mauricio Sanchez summed up the mood for many residents by combining team support with gratitude for the department’s outreach, saying,
Let’s go hawks!!!! Thank you for keeping the city safe!
Redmond Police emphasized that a safe game day benefits everyone, from fans and families to first responders working to keep roads and neighborhoods secure.
