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Live
- Life in KentLearn about living in the City of Kent, Washington
- Getting AroundFind different ways to travel around the City.
- Getting InvolvedFind out how you can help your City.
- Staying InformedKeep up-to-date with events and information.
- Resident ResourcesHelpful links and information for residents of Kent.
- Calendar of EventsFind upcoming community events on the City of Kent calendar.
Work
- Business ResourceHelpful information for people doing business in Kent.
- Bids/ProcurementInformation for use by vendors to review and download information about City procurement requests.
- City EmploymentThe source for information about jobs in the city.
- Economic DevelopmentWe make doing business easier with better resources, assistance, transportation and more.
- Public WorksCity of Kent Public Works Department
- Permit CenterWe’ve simplified the construction, development application and review processes.
- Doing business in KentLicensing information, proposals, services and resources brought together in one place.
- Starting a Business in KentWe help you get started with licensing information, demographics, service and resources.
Discover
- About KentInformation about the City of Kent, Washington
- Arts and EntertainmentWhat’s happening in Kent? Here’s your guide to festivals, concerts, arts and more.
- Parks and RecreationWhether indoors or outdoors or gardening or goal tending, you’ll find family fun here.
- Points of InterestPlaces to go and things to do.
- Calendar of EventsFind upcoming community events on the City of Kent calendar.
City Hall
- Kent Community CalendarFind upcoming community events.
- City CouncilCheck the meeting schedule; learn about your City Council members.
- DepartmentsFind the City of Kent departments and services you need.
- City BudgetLearn about the budget process and how your tax dollars are allocated
- Staff DirectoryContact information for city staff
- MapsYour resource for city maps
- Office of the MayorMeet Mayor Suzette Cooke
- Other public agenciesCity, county and state agencies, including the library and Puget Sound Regional Council
- Permit CenterWe’ve simplified the construction, development application and review process
- Public recordsMake a public records request
- Utility BillingPay your utility bill or find utilities information
- Public NoticesCouncil meetings, ordinance changes, RFP's, etc.

About the Channel

Programming on Kent TV21 gives Kent citizens a view of their government at work. Through various types of programs, including meetings, live events, documentaries, talk shows and more, Kent TV21 highlights the government, events, people, places, and services that make up the City.

Watch Kent TV21 live

Featured Videos

	Kent Today: Taking Care of Kent's Most Needy Kent Today looks at some of the programs available to people in need of food, clothing, medical attention, and other basic needs. Whether you are a person in need, or just looking for a way to give back to your community this show has something for you. PC Version Handheld Device Version
	Kent Today: Fighting the Winter Blues The days are dark, cold and wet. This episode of Kent Today takes a look at the fun activies available around the city, to help you shake off the winter blues and make positive choices in your daily life. PC Version Handheld Device Version
	Kent Severe Weather Shelter The city of Kent partners with Catholic Community Services and Kent Lutheran Church to operate a Severe Weather Shelter between the months of November and March. The Severe Weather Shelter is located at the Kent Lutheran Church at 336 Second Ave South in Kent Washington. Anyone interested in volunteering or being notified when the shelter is activated is asked to call the city of Kent Housing and Human Services office at 253-856-5070 or online go to KentWa.gov/HumanServices PC Version Handheld Device Version
	Art In Centennial - December The Kent Arts Commission is pleased to present two local photographers. Kent artist Jennifer J Hermanson explores the natural world through photography. Her photographic studies of landscapes and animals allow her to connect more deeply to the world around her. Maria Olga Meneses uses her photographic practices to explore memory and age. She captures disconnected fragments to express the process of forgetting. Centennial Center Gallery, 400 W Gowe St PC Version Handheld Device Version
	Sister City Youth Ambassadors 2011 Kent Sister City Program's annual presentation from their youth ambassadors. Youth Ambassadors to Norway and Japan share their experiences with us after returning to the US. Stories, pictures and observations help us experience these destinations through the eyes of these young local travelers. Also features a highlights video from the Kent International Festival. PC Version Handheld Device Version
	Live History at Saar Cemetery This play, featuring the Book-It Repertory Theatre, brings back to life some of the people buried in the Saar Pioneer Cemetery. In 2005, the South King County Genealogical Society took on the monumental task of restoring the cemetery, located at 91st and 212th Way, Kent. The final resting place of nearly 200 early residents of Kent and surrounding areas was overgrown with weeds, blackberry briars, unkempt trees and shrubs. A team of volunteer researchers have gathered information on every identified inhabitant of the cemetery. The information was later written into the play which is featured here, and is partially sponsored by 4 Culture. PC Version Handheld Device Version
	Kent Today: Foreclosure Fairness Act Kent Today talks about the Foreclosure Fairness Act , sponsored by own State Representative Tina Orwall. The recently enacted Foreclosure Fairness Act created the Foreclosure Mediation Program to provide homeowners with foreclosure assistance. Find out if the act can help you PC Version Handheld Device Version
	Calling Kent Home: Danny Pierce Kent TV21 talks with active local artist Danny Pierce. He shares some stories and some of his artist prespective. Did we mention Danny is 91? An amazing artist who still is VERY active at his trade, and he calls Kent home. PC Version Handheld Device Version
	ShoWalk 2011-12 Outdoor walking enthusiasts can get out of the dark and the rain by participating in ShoWalk. Presented by Kent4Health and ShoWare Center, ShoWalk is a free indoor walking opportunity on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9-11 a.m. at ShoWare Center, 625 W. James Street. ShoWalk will continue through April 25, 2012. PC Version Handheld Device Version
	Kent Dancing with the Stars Ten of our local stars compete for Kent’s version of the national hit show, and it’s all for a good cause, the Kent Parks Foundation. Highlights from this fun event include our chief of police, our council president, and our mayor all competing for the Kent's big prize. PC Version Handheld Device Version
	KaBoom! Park Rebuild on Kent's East Hill Volunteers recently helped rebuild a East Hill park in the Tudor Square neighborhood. Humana and KaBoom! all made it possible PC Version Handheld Device Version