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Quiet Hours: Auburn vs Redmond

How do quiet hours rules compare between Auburn, WA and Redmond, WA?

Auburn and Redmond have similar restriction levels.

Auburn, WA

King County

Some Restrictions

Auburn restricts public disturbance noise under ACC 8.28. Yelling and amplified sound are restricted 10 PM to 8 AM. WAC 173-60 limits drop to 45 dBA nighttime in residential zones.

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Redmond, WA

King County

Some Restrictions

Redmond enforces nighttime quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM under RMC 6.32, mirroring WAC 173-60. Residential night limit is 45 dBA; daytime limit is 55 dBA from another residential source.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactAuburnRedmond
Quiet Hours10 PM to 8 AM (7 AM weekdays)-
Night Limit45 dBA residential45 dBA residential
Day Limit55 dBA residential55 dBA residential
CodeACC 8.28 / WAC 173-60RMC 6.32 / WAC 173-60
Night Hours-10 PM - 7 AM

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Auburn FAQ

What are the quiet hours in Auburn, WA?

10 PM to 7 AM on weekdays and 10 PM to 9 AM on Sundays. Residential receiving limits drop from 55 dBA to 45 dBA during nighttime hours under ACC 8.28 and WAC 173-60.

How do I report a noise complaint in Auburn?

Call Auburn Police non-emergency at (253) 931-3080 for after-hours disturbances. Document time, location, and source of the noise for the responding officer.

Redmond FAQ

What are Redmond quiet hours?

10 PM to 7 AM. Residential sound limits drop from 55 dBA to 45 dBA during these hours under RMC 6.32.

How do I report a noise complaint in Redmond?

Call Redmond Police non-emergency at (425) 556-2500 for active disturbances, or Code Enforcement at (425) 556-2900 during business hours.

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