CITY OF RENTON WASHINGTON

In my State of the City address, I highlighted the city's accomplishments and what impactful and exciting new ideas and projects we have planned.

The Parks and Recreation Department is hiring for various summer positions for Henry Moses Aquatic Center (HMAC), Maplewood Golf Course, parks, and camps.

Washington State Department of Commerce projects the state needs to add 1.1 million homes over the next 20 years to keep pace with the population growth. Our PRADU program is an option.

Mayor Armondo Pavone has accepted his appointment to a two-year term on the Sound Cities Association Board of Directors.

The City of Renton proudly recognizes today, Monday, February 6, as Ted Rodriguez Day, in celebration his decades of community service.

The City of Renton celebrated Lunar New Year at city hall with a reception, lion dance and proclamation.

Our 2023-2024 budget contains $812,000 in human services funding for residents.

As elected officials, leaders, and parents, we are responsible for making the lives of those who come after us better than our own.

This season is a time to look forward to the new year and reflect on the past year and what we've accomplished.

Ordinance 6072 prohibiting the sale, delivery, and marketing for sale of dogs sourced from puppy mills takes effect on Jan. 1, 2023.

Renton residents can increase their odds of getting their pets home by taking advantage of a free microchipping program via Renton's RUFF Fund

The Rainier/Grady Junction Transit-Oriented Subarea Plan, a people-focused, mixed-use neighborhood planned around the future South Renton Transit Center, has won a Governor’s Smart Communities Smart Vision Award.

Two projects start in October replacing the trestle bridge and upgrading the north water walk

Fall is here, and we can use your help to keep storm drains clear

Renton Senior Activity Center was re-named today in honor of civic leader Don Persson, who served the residents of Renton with distinction for 53 years

Excitement is growing as the Family First Community Center (FFCC) is taking shape.

Our Parks Planning and Natural Resources Division has completed four bond projects. Four more are scheduled for this year.

New playground construction at Kiwanis Park starts on April 26. Completion set for late December.

Renton in 2040: Clean Economy Strategies to guide us forward

Mayor's Update - Mayor's statement for support to our Ukrainian community