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Renton is a community shaped by the strength of its people—109,000 residents (and growing), our community members have diverse experiences and cultures; their voices make our city vibrant and resilient. As one of the nation’s most diverse cities, we proudly embrace our shared commitment to ensuring Renton is a place where everyone who lives, works, or visits feels respected, valued, and welcome.
Since first declaring ourselves an Inclusive City in 2017, Renton has upheld the belief that inclusion, dignity, and access to opportunities are essential to a unified and thriving community. Nearly a decade later, we are renewing this commitmentContinue reading
Renton is a community shaped by the strength of its people—109,000 residents (and growing), our community members have diverse experiences and cultures; their voices make our city vibrant and resilient. As one of the nation’s most diverse cities, we proudly embrace our shared commitment to ensuring Renton is a place where everyone who lives, works, or visits feels respected, valued, and welcome.
Since first declaring ourselves an Inclusive City in 2017, Renton has upheld the belief that inclusion, dignity, and access to opportunities are essential to a unified and thriving community. Nearly a decade later, we are renewing this commitment in our 2026 Inclusive City Proclamation, where - with your help - we will reaffirm our values which will reflecting your voice.
We invite you to help shape what being an Inclusive City means to you. Your voice matters—please share your experiences and ideas in the survey below, and join us in strengthening a Renton that truly welcomes all.
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Renton is an Inclusive City is currently at this stage
The city is conducting community engagement through listening sessions, activities at the Mini City Hall Booth at Renton River Days and the Farmers Market. A survey was conducted and shared with the community as well.
Revisions
this is an upcoming stage for Renton is an Inclusive City
Reviewing and implementing common themes and responses from the community input phase.
Revised Proclamation presented at City Council
this is an upcoming stage for Renton is an Inclusive City
The revised Inclusive City Proclamation will be read at the TBD Council meeting.
