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City News APRIL 2015 19Mar15.Indd SPRING 2015 RentonCityNews RENTON. AHEAD OF THE CURVE. The State of the City today is great With a positive reputation throughout the region, our future is bright! ayor Denis Law delivered his 2015 MState of the City address on March 4, before Renton City Council members, business leaders, community partners and residents. Here are a few excerpts: Property and business owners came together with our city leaders 20 years ago with a commitment to our city. A transformation began at City Hall that, over a period of years, moved Renton to become a model city in this state for our customer service and permitting process. This commitment to improving our community continues today. The city is comprised of nearly 90 separate businesses. Police officers risk their personal safety With a workforce of 686 people, we provide every day to serve you and keep you services to nearly 100,000 people spread safe. throughout a 24-square-mile community. Our employees are responsible for Fire fighters put out fires, conduct rescues and extrications, and handle providing a variety of vital services every WE ARE A BUSY ORGANIZATION day that citizens have come to expect. Here more than 14,000 calls for medical is a snapshot of some of what they do: assistance. WITH LOTS GOING ON! Our parks division maintains over 1,200 Last year we set a goal to be the Best City Public Works staff maintains about acres of park land, while our recreation in King County and established four areas 675 miles of roads, delivers nearly programs serve thousands; we have of priority for special focus. 2.5 billion gallons of water services, more than a million visitors at Gene 223 miles of sewer lines, and gets rid Coulon Park alone each year. Continuing our focus on economic of your unwanted waste. development opportunities We also offer specialized services for seniors and local youth, and assistance to Improving service to our vulnerable our vulnerable populations. and diverse populations Our popular aquatic center serves more Enhancing customer service and the than 70,000 people each summer. And productivity of our employees every year thousands enjoy Renton River And developing a sustainable fiscal Days, the Farmers Market, the 4th of July strategy celebration and Neighborhood Picnics. We’ve made great progress in We license businesses and review each of these areas. hundreds of plans. Continue on page 2 We also operate an airport where more than 100,000 annual flights take place. Renton City News rentonwa.gov 1 State of the City (continued) KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS SERVING OUR VULNERABLE A STRONG AND SUSTAINABLE AND DIVERSE POPULATIONS FISCAL STRATEGY Provided training for all of our Instituted a Business and Occupation Tax employees on race, equity and inclusion. to help overcome the structural deficit in Strengthened our relationship with our budget. our community liaisons; working on an Received $118 million in state and equity lens to evaluate several internal federal transportation grants for large systems and emphasize inclusion. infrastructure projects such as Rainier Working on the needs of our aging Avenue improvements. population. Renton has earned Working closely with local churches to OUR CITY IS SAFER address the needs of our homeless and THAN A FEW YEARS AGO a positive reputation vulnerable populations. Addressed local establishments that throughout this region. Created Center of Hope, a shelter at were a huge public safety concern, City Hall to help provide services to resulting in every one of the problem homeless women with children. Our future is bright! businesses closing down. Collaborating with local leaders, Partnered with the Renton School community groups, and regional District to reinstate School Resource law enforcement organizations Officers at our high schools. to improve communications and relationships between our police Provided free blood sugar and blood officers and members of our diverse pressure screenings for over 55,000 communities. adults and children and found 18% at risk during the fire department February Heart Month. ENHANCING PRODUCTIVITY AND CUSTOMER SERVICES Created an environment that accepts change and embraces creativity and performance improvement. Providing on-going vision, leadership, training and motivation through our management team. Created a culture committed to solving issues for our citizens—multiple departments work together. 2 rentonwa.gov Renton City News Don’t miss the April 19th Seahawks 12K Run! Registration and info at seahawks12krun.com The Seahawks 12K is in conjunction with the GLOW 5K Run/Walk and the half mile Play 60 Kids Run State of the City (continued) Celebrate Arbor Day/Earth Day ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Saturday, April 25, 9:00am–1:00pm AND BUILDING OUR Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park COMMUNITY his month we celebrate Arbor Day/Earth Join hundreds of volunteers at Gene $300 million dollars in new projects TDay on Saturday, April 25, and honor our Coulon Memorial Beach Park, 1201 Lake underway and another $300 million commitment to future generations. Every Washington Blvd. North. Help us beautify dollars of projects planned. A total year Arbor Day is celebrated by planting the grounds by planting trees and flowers, of $600 million dollars of private and caring for trees. Planting trees is one and cleaning areas in the park. Free lunch investment in this community! of the most effective ways to protect the and t-shirt to celebrate your hard work! New Group Health Cooperative to environment. Earth Day is a time to unite To register: 425-430-6600. develop 12 acres of land at Longacres and take action to protect our environment. Check-in begins at 9am. and bring 1,000 new jobs. Renton’s Arbor Day/Earth Day celebration Event is 9:30am–1pm. Luxury hotel under construction on is a great opportunity to have fun and Lake Washington and new 736,000- do our part to reduce our impact on the square-feet Class A office space. environment. Renton Honda recently opened a new showroom. Hampton Inn and Marriott Residence Inn to build new hotels across from Gene Coulon Park. Lights, Camera, Action–SIFF-Renton Two new libraries to be completed May 21–27, IKEA Performing Arts Center this fall. he world of cinema is returning to thousands of visitors to Renton from Aerospace training center at the Renton! We are pleased to announce throughout the region to experience airport under construction soon. T that once again Renton will be hosting our city, restaurants, hotels and other PACCAR is currently constructing a week-long screening of Seattle businesses. This great event provides us a new, 200,000-square-foot parts International Film Festival (SIFF) films at the the opportunity to showcase Renton as a distribution center. Renton IKEA Performing Arts Center from vibrant, diverse city at the cutting edge of Our downtown revitalization emphasis May 21 to 27, 2015. Renton is honored to cinema, arts and culture. is moving forward including a five- be part of the longest running, largest and nd For more information visit siff.net. story complex at S 2 and Main Ave S most highly attended film festival in the with 101 units and 4,000 square feet of United States. retail space; and a new Piazza Park. We are very excited to be Transformation in the Sunset area of hosting this annual event—this is the Highlands, including a new library, the fifth year of our partnership multi-family housing complexes, new with SIFF. Hosting SIFF draws housing units for low-income families and a 3.7-acre park. For a complete copy of the Mayor’s state of the city speech, go to rentonwa.gov. To view the Mayor’s entire speech, tune to channel 21. Renton City News rentonwa.gov 3 Local farmers, fresh food, friendly people at Renton Farmer’s Market rentonfarmersmarket.com Out in the Community City Contacts SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 2015 SATURDAY, MAY 9, 2015 General Information .... 425-430-6400 Spring Shred-a-thon Spring Recycle Event Mayor ................... 425-430-6500 9am–12pm, Sam’s Club parking lot, 9am–3pm, Renton Technical College, north City Council ..............425-430-6501 901 S Grady Way. Shred up to five boxes (12 to parking lot. Renton residents are welcome to Municipal Court Judge ...425-430-6550 15 inches deep and 10 inches high) containing recycle large and hard-to-recycle materials. Chief Admin. Officer ..... 425-430-6500 paper. Donations of canned goods will also be Call 425-430-7398. Info: rentonwa.gov. Administrative Svcs ..... 425-430-6868 accepted for Renton Food Bank. THUR, MAY 21–WED, MAY 27 City Attorney ............ 425-430-6480 APRIL 18 & 19, 2015 Seattle International Film Festival City Clerk .................425-430-6510 Storybook Theatre: The Ugly Duckling (SIFF)–Renton Code Enforcement .......425-430-7373 11am & 1pm, Carco Theatre, 1717 SE Maple Film Screenings & Opening Night Gala. Community Services .... 425-430-6600 Valley Hwy. Life isn’t what it’s quacked up to be Times vary. Renton IKEA Performing Arts Community & Economic for an unfortunate, young duckling. Tickets $11. Center, 400 S 2nd St. SIFF returns to Renton for Development ...........425-430-6575 Call 425-820-1800. Info: carcotheatre.org. a fifth year to screen films throughout the week Fire & Emergency Svcs.. 425-430-7000 of May 21–27. Info: www.siff.net. Graffiti Reporting Line ...425-430-7373 SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 2015 MONDAY, MAY 25 Human Resources & Seahawks 12K Run at The Landing Risk Management ......425-430-7650 Memorial Day Program 9am start time. Runs north along the southeast Public Works .............425-430-7394 shore of Lake Washington from The Landing to 1pm, Veterans Memorial Park, Main Ave S Police .....................425-430-7500 the Virginia Mason Athletic Center and back. & S 3rd St. Join us as we recognize the men or epolice.rentonwa.gov Info: seahawks12krun.com.
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