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2027-2028 budget survey coming soon!
The budget serves as the primary policy document for prioritizing and planning the city’s service levels and addressing capital needs.
The city uses a “budgeting for outcomes” approach to building the budget, referred to as Renton Results.
Using Renton Results, the budget is built around the city’s six key service areas which are directly tied to the council's adopted business plan.
Safety and health
Representative government
Livable community
Mobility
Utilities and environment
Internal support
The city provides many services and programs to ensure community safety and an enhanced quality of life. The city is responsible for building and maintaining roads, providing police and emergency management services, and maintaining parks, open spaces, and recreational centers.
What is the budget process?
The city’s budget is updated every two years to meet the evolving needs of our growing community and to fund solutions that make a real difference in your daily life. Your input plays a vital role in shaping these decisions. The process begins by listening to you, alongside priorities from the mayor, council, and city leaders. Together, this collaboration shapes the final budget, which is then reviewed and approved by the Renton City Council.
Why is my input important?
A city budget is the roadmap for how your tax dollars are invested in essential services that enhance the quality of life for all residents. It sets priorities that affect your everyday experience, like public safety, transportation, parks, and infrastructure. By participating in the budget process, you help shape the community’s needs and priorities, guiding Renton’s shared vision for the future.
2027-2028 budget survey coming soon!
The budget serves as the primary policy document for prioritizing and planning the city’s service levels and addressing capital needs.
The city uses a “budgeting for outcomes” approach to building the budget, referred to as Renton Results.
Using Renton Results, the budget is built around the city’s six key service areas which are directly tied to the council's adopted business plan.
Safety and health
Representative government
Livable community
Mobility
Utilities and environment
Internal support
The city provides many services and programs to ensure community safety and an enhanced quality of life. The city is responsible for building and maintaining roads, providing police and emergency management services, and maintaining parks, open spaces, and recreational centers.
What is the budget process?
The city’s budget is updated every two years to meet the evolving needs of our growing community and to fund solutions that make a real difference in your daily life. Your input plays a vital role in shaping these decisions. The process begins by listening to you, alongside priorities from the mayor, council, and city leaders. Together, this collaboration shapes the final budget, which is then reviewed and approved by the Renton City Council.
Why is my input important?
A city budget is the roadmap for how your tax dollars are invested in essential services that enhance the quality of life for all residents. It sets priorities that affect your everyday experience, like public safety, transportation, parks, and infrastructure. By participating in the budget process, you help shape the community’s needs and priorities, guiding Renton’s shared vision for the future.