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Accessibility & Accommodation
The City of Kent fosters an inclusive and accessible environment for everyone who lives and works here.
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Adaptive Recreation
Find adaptive and accessible recreation programs.
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Adopt-A-Spot Program
Help reduce litter in Kent's public spaces through the Adopt-A-Spot program! Commit to a spot or a block to help keep your city clean and beautiful.
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Adopt-A-Street Program
Keep Kent safe and beautiful by joining efforts to clean up your community. Through the Adopt-a-Street program, your organization helps improve the city's appearance, while preventing pollution from entering the waterways.
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Affordable Housing
Finding housing in Kent can be a challenge. Learn how you can find affordable housing.
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Art Exhibits
See art from local artists in our very own Centennial Gallery.
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Artist Grants & Opportunities
Find opportunities to show your artwork. Apply for a grant to fund your project, or to serve in the Arts Commission.
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Arts Commission
Engage with the community by establishing cultural opportunities and arts education. Enrich Kent's aesthetic environment by serving on the Arts Commission.
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Bicycle Advisory Board
Support better conditions for bicyclists by participating on the Bicycle Advisory Board.
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Cable Franchise Management
The City of Kent collects a small franchise fee of gross revenues from the cable companies for using the public's right-of-way.
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Carpool or vanpool
Find your shared ride to work or school through King County's Metro rideshare programs.
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Certificate of Water Availability/Fire Flow Information
You can get information on Hydraulic Modeling, Water Flow Rate, Fire Flow, Water Availability, Certificate of Fire Flow, and PSI data through our Economic Community Development Department.
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Chief Administrative Officer
The Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) oversees the day-to-day operations of the City. The CAO serves between the department directors and the City Council.
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Choose Kent Valley
Kent Valley is a leading technology and manufacturing hub. Learn more about the specialized workforce, convenient location and advanced manufacturing expertise it offers.
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Christmas Rush 10K run & 5K run/walk
For the holidays, join the fun at the starting line at the Christmas Rush Fun Run and Walk! Run along the scenic Green River. Awards are given out for each age group after the race.
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City Attorney
Kent's Law Department is responsible for all litigation involving the City and prosecutes criminal misdemeanor cases, infractions and code violations.
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City Clerk
The City Clerk oversees the administration of City Council meetings, including agenda development and recording and preparation of official minutes. The Clerk also provides legal notices, coordinates local elections, and serves as the custodian of the Kent City Code and public records requests.
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City Contracts and Agendas
Search for City contracts, agendas and minutes.
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City Council
The seven-member council is the legislative body for the City of Kent. The Council forms policies and regulations, as well as approving the City's budgets.
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City Limits Tool
Find if your property is within City limits by entering your street address.
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Civil Division
The Law Department advises and represents all city elected and appointed officials, employees, boards, committees, task forces, and commissions on all civil legal matters pertaining to the City of Kent.
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Civil Service Commission
Adopt and enforce regulations for police personnel matters by serving on the Civil Service Commission.
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Code Enforcement
Code Enforcement's job is to help keep Kent safe and beautiful.
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Commercial Building Permits
Get permits for new commercial buildings, additions and alterations, as well as plumbing and mechanical permits.
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Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program
The Community Development Block Grant program develops workable urban communities. It funds eligible low/moderate-income activities that benefit Kent residents, such as a suitable living environment and economic opportunities.
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Community Education
Get involved to prevent crime in your community. Volunteer with the Kent PD. Join a neighborhood Block Watch, Community Police Academy, or get together for National Night Out.
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Community Garden
Reserve a plot in Kent's organic Community Garden! Garden sustainably by using organic methods and products.
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Connect on Social Media
Get the latest news, information, events and resources on the City of Kent's social media pages.
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Court Recordings
Listen to audio Court recordings.
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Cultural Communities Board
Increase engagement, integration and access to city services for all cultural communities. Apply to serve on the Cultural Communities Board.
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Cultural Programs
Our Cultural Arts division offers a colorful spectrum of activities and events. There's something for everyone, whether they're concerts or youth art activities.
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Current Neighborhood Councils
Use this interactive map to see current neighborhood councils.
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Data and Maps
Kent's GeoPortal provides open spatial data and mapping tools.
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Disability Board
The Disability Board is for Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters (LEOFF1). It reviews and approves all medical and disability claims from the LEOFF1 retirement system.
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Download Mobile App
Report non-emergency issues, request a service, and find information about the City of Kent with the KentWorks app.
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Downtown Parking
Find free parking in downtown Kent.
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Drainage Utility and Stormwater Management
Learn how pollution in stormwater affects you. Do your part to dispose waste properly and keep your water system safe.
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Drinking Water Services
Kent's Water division operates the water system to make sure your water is safe to drink and use. It also maintains the water system throughout the City.
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DUI Court
Find rehabilitation through DUI Court while preventing future DUI offenses.
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Electronic Permit Applications
Make an appointment with the Permit Center to get Building Permits, Engineering & Utility Permits, Land Use/Environmental Permits, Fire Prevention Permits, and permits for residential work.
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Emergency Management
Puget Sound Fire provides emergency management services for natural disasters and technological hazards around the City of Kent.
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Employee Benefits
Find out about employee perks, from medical benefits to retirement and wellness. View holiday closures here.
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Engineering Permits
Get permits for utilities, streets and right-of-way, grading and civil construcitons.
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Environmental
The Environmental division oversees flood control, the City's water quality, and fish and wildlife habitat protection. It also promotes resource conservation and pollution reduction.
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Event Calendar
Find City-wide events on our event calendar.
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Fats, Oils and Grease
Dispose fats, oils and greases properly instead of pouring them down the drain. Follow these tips to prevent sewer line blockages.
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Filing for divorce
View instructions on how to file for a divorce.
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Finance
The Finance department manages the City of Kent's budget, as well as handling strategies for making business decisions. We provide information on utility rates and billing, as well as city taxes and business licenses, and the City's budget reports.
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Find your court date
Find out when you need to appear in Court.
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Fire Department
The Puget Sount Regional Fire Authority serves Kent, Covington, Maple Valley, SeaTac, King County Fire District #37 and King County Fire District #43.
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Fire Prevention Permits
Get fire prevention permits from the Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority for items like fire sprinklers, alarm systems and systems using hazardous materials.
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Flood Warning & Alerts
View Green River Flooding Information.
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Floodplains
Find flood resources and FEMA elevation certificates.
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Food, Utilities & Medical Resources
Find resources for food, utilities assistance and medical care.
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Fourth of July Splash
Join the community for games, activties and fun at this annual Fourth of July event! Watch a dazzling display of fireworks to end the night.
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Getting married
Follow these steps to get a marriage license in King County.
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Graffiti Removal and Prevention
The best graffiti prevention is quick removal. It should also be reported so that Kent PD has a record of it. To report graffiti call 253-856-GRAF or file an online report.
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Grants & Opportunities for Artists
Find opportunities to show your work. Apply for a grant to fund your project, or to serve in the Arts Commission.
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Green River Natural Resources Area
The Green River Natural Resources Area is a wildlife sanctuary in Kent. Access the trails or the viewing towers for some bird-watching.
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Historical Society Kent
Learn about Kent's history.
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Housing Resources
Whether you're looking for affordable housing or you're a first-time home buyer, this resource guide is a one-stop shop for your housing needs.
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How to start your restaurant
Follow these steps to open a restaurant, from planning to getting permits and licenses.
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How to Vote
King County sends ballots by mail 20 days before the election. View tips for voting.
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Human Resources
Find information related to City jobs.
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Human Services Commission
Address human service needs and promote community awareness in Kent. Make human service policy recommendations to the Mayor by serving on the Human Services Commission.
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Interactive Control Map
Use the Survey Control Map as a self-serve location or as a initial viewpoint. This map serves as a graphic aid only, and not a survey.
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Jury Service
If you've been summoned to appear as a juror, follow these steps.
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Kent 101
This free eight-week civics course dives into how our City operates as a local government. Apply today!
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Kent Commons Community Center
Visit Kent Commons and sign up for fitness classes or use our weight room.
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Kent Cornucopia Days 5k Run/Walk
Run or walk our annual 5k Kent Cornucopia race! Awards are given to the top finishers in each age group, as well as overall winners.
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Kent Housing Options Plan
Find out how Kent meets the growing demand for housing.
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Kent Kids' Art Day
Young artists from preschool to fourth grade can enjoy a full day of hands-on art projects lead by professional artists.
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Kent Student Art Exhibit
The annual Kent Student Art Exhibit features artwork by our young creative members of our community.
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Kent Summer Concert Series
Find weekly summer concerts in Morrill Meadows Park, Kent Station, and Lake Meridian Park.
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Kent Traffic School *currently closed*
Traffic School is currently closed. Please check back at a later date.
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Kent TV21
Watch City council meetings, workshops and committees on our very own Kent TV21 channel! We also highlight events, people, places, and services in Kent.
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Kent Youth Call-to-Action
The Kent Youth Call to Action is an initiative that ensures that kids are safe and can access to culturally-responsive programs and services.
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Kent's Free Circulating Shuttle
The free 914 DART shuttle connects riders from downtown Kent to the East Hill. View stops and schedules.
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King County Elections
Find information on how to vote, election results, and information about candidates and measures.
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Land Survey/GIS
Use these land surveying and mapping services to support capital improvement projects, resource management, and more.
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Land Use & Environmental Permits
Find guidelines and applications for land use and environmental permits.
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Land Use & Planning Board
Hold hearings on city codes, comprehensive plan updates, and topics associated with Long Range Planning functions.
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Land Use Notices of Application
Use this interactive map to see current construction projects and building developments throughout Kent.
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Law Department
Kent's Law Department litigates for the City and prosecutes criminal misdeanor cases, infractions and code violations.
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LEOFF Benefits
Learn about benefits for Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters.
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Lifeline Utility Rate Reduction Program
Reduced utility rates are available if you're a senior citizen or permanently disabled. Your household income must be less than federal limits. Find out if you're eligible.
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Light Rail & Train
Find routes, maps and schedules for the Link light rail and Sounder train.
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Local Rules
Review the Munipical Court local rules.
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Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
The Lodging Tax Advisory Committee reviews grant applications for funding. It also makes recommendations to the Kent City Council about spending the revenue generated from the lodging tax.'
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Lodging Tax Grant
The Lodging Tax Grant funds the marketing, operation and promotion of activities, events or projects that promote Kent both as a business or leisure destination. By doing so, this ultimately brings more people and economic activity to the city.
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Metro Bus and Shuttle Services
Plan a trip with the King County Metro bus system. Find bus routes and advisories, plus fares, how to get an Orca pass, and more.
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Minor Utility Work
Contractors performing small projects for Puget Sound Energy, Comcast and Lumen can report upcoming job-starts here.
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Mitigation by Mail Form
Fill this form out if you committed the infraction(s) but you believe the facts or circumstances justify a reduced fine(s).
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National Night Out
Get together with your neighbors for a night to give crime a going-away party.
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National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Learn how the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Program reduces pollution with stormwater management.
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Natural Yard Care
Protect your City's water supply with these landscaping and gardening techniques.
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Neighborhood Councils
Use this interactive map to find recognized neighborhood councils.
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Neighborhood Grant Program
Get matching funds for your neighborhood to improve projects and livability in your community.
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Neighborhood Program
Recognized Neighborhood Councils improve communication and livability by giving residents a chance to be a part of the civic process.
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Office of the Mayor
The Mayor of Kent works with a seven-member council to serve residents and businesses, and prepares the biennial operating and capitol budgets.
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Open Enrollment
Find updates for health insurance plans for the upcoming year.
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Parks & Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission advocates support and improvement for Kent's park system and recreational activities.
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Parks Open Space Plan
Use the Parks and Open Space Plan tool to tell us how you use the parks in Kent.
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Parks Operations
We maintain all of Kent's parks and trails, and support other divisions within the Parks, Recreation & Community Services department.
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Permit Center Application Form
If you're submitting a new permit application, fill this form out to make an intake appointment.
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Permit Logs
Find information about issued building and development permits in the City of Kent.
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Plan your next trip
Use the King County Metro trip planner to get to your destination.
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Plastic Bag Ordinance
Banning plastic bags reduces pollution, litter and waste. Find out which bags are okay to use when you shop.
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Police - Non-Emergency Number
This is the non-emergency phone number for the Kent Police Department. This non-emergency number will connect callers to Valley Communications. This is not the Kent Police Department physical headquarters phone number.
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Pre-hearing Conference by Mail
By requesting this type of hearing, you're telling the Court that you didn't commit the infraction(s).
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Private Drainage
Manage stormwater on your property with routine inspections.
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Property Tax
Pay your property tax online.
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Public Art
Find public artwork throughout Kent with our interactive map.
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Public Defender Screening
If you cannot afford an attorney, find out if you're eligible for a public defender at the Kent Municipal Court.
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Public Works
Public Works maintains the City's infrastructure and transportation network, while protecting the natural environment. We also focus on water quality, wastewater collection and waste disposal.
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Puget Sound Fire
The Puget Sount Regional Fire Authority serves Kent, Covington, Maple Valley, SeaTac, King County Fire District #37 and King County Fire District #43.
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Rebates for water-saving toilets and washing machines
Get money back when you save water by replacing your toilet or washing machine.
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Recycling Collection Events
Dispose your recyclable items that aren't always accepted at the curb for free! Find a recycling collection event every spring, summer, and fall, and drop off your items.
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Recycling Information Line
Your recycling service in Kent is provided by Republic Services. Know what to recycle with this handy guide.
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Reduced Transit Fares
Get to where you need to with reduced fares using the ORCA Lift card! Find out if you're eligible and apply.
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Rent & Utility Assistance
If you're in need, register for rent and utility assitance.
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Rental Housing Inspection Program
The Rental Housing Inspection Program ensures that landlords keep their properties safe for tenants to live. Properties must go through periodic health and safety inspections.
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Rentals – Park Shelters, Rooms, and Fields
Rent a park shelter, sports field or athletic complex.
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Report Street Flooding
Report street flooding through our KentWorks app.
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Report traffic safety concerns
Our Residential Traffic Calming Program addresses traffic safety concerns and helps reduce speeds in your neighborhood. Learn more about the steps to make residential streets safer for everyone, and submit a request.
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Reports and Other Documents
Explore the City's financial reports and budgets.
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Request for Accessibility Accommodation
Submit an accessibility request for issues such as curb ramps, plus access to buildings, facilities and programs.
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Request for Accommodation
Submit an accessibility request for issues such as curb ramps, plus access to buildings, facilities and programs.
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Residential Building Permits
Get permits for new residential buildings, additions and alterations, as well as plumbing, re-roof and mechanical permits.
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Residential Mechanical Permit Application
If you're installing mechanical equipment, including gas piping, fill this permit application form out.
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Residential Parking Zone Permit
Apply for a valid parking permit in a designated public area.
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Residential Parking Zone Permit - Property Management
Property management and owners can request residential parking permits for tenants.
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Residential Plumbing Permit Application
Fill this permit application form out if you're removing or replacing plumbing or fixtures in the same location without removing any surfaces (gypsum, framing, etc.). This includes hot water tank replacements.
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Residential Reroof Permit Application
If you're removing or installing materials on a roof, fill this permit application out.
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Riverbend Golf Complex
Find recreational activities for every skill level and age group on this 18-hole golf course.
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Schedule an Inspection
Request an inspection for construction work.
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School Zone Speed and Red Light Photo Enforcement Program
The photo enforcement cameras aims to reduce traffic speeds and collisions, while increasing safety for children, pedestrians, cyclists and other drivers.
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Senior Activity Center
Our Senior Activity Center hosts programs for our senior residents.
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Serve on a Board or Commission
Get involved in local government by applying to a Board or Commission.
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Sewage backup, sewer main problems
Report any sewer backups, odors, or sewer main problems through our KentWorks app.
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Sewer
Kent's sewer system disposes wastewater from sinks, toilets, and other fixtures. Learn how sewers work, and do your part to keep them running smoothly.
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Sewer As-Builts
Find record drawings of your home's sewer line by contacting Economic and Community Development.
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Special Events Center Public Facilities District (PFD) Board Of Directors
The PFD Board ensures the funding directed by the PDF sales tax is used to only pay debt service on accesso ShoWare Center construction bonds.
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Sports Rainout Line
Call after 4 p.m. to check the status of ballfields.
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Spotlight Series
Find concert and performances.
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Spring/Fall Curbside Clean Up
Get rid of extra yard waste and garbage for free! Every spring and fall, you can simply put your extra waste out on the curb for pickup.
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Storm Drainage and Flooding
Kent's Storm Drainage division maintains the City's stormwater and flood drainage systems. Learn how we reduce flood risk while managing stormwater for the City.
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Stormwater Best Management Practices
Improve our water resources by following stormwater best management practices for your property.
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Street Light Repair
If you find a broken or burnt out street light, submit a service request through our KentWorks app.
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Street Sweeping
Visit our Street Maintenance Division page to find information about street sweeping in Kent.
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Streets
Kent's Streets division maintains and repairs all public streets, signs and markings.
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Transportation
The Transportation division is responsible for planning the flow of traffic and developing the local transportation network for our growing city.
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Transportation Master Plan
Learn how the City plans to accommodate transportation needs for our growing community.
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Tree blocking a traffic signal or sign
Report a tree or other vegetation blocking a traffic light or sign.
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Trees or vegetation in the Power Lines - PSE Puget Sound Energy
If you see trees or vegetation in the powerlines, contact Puget Sound Energy.
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VIPS Volunteers in Police Service
Assist the Kent Police in community services and events. Join the Volunteers in Police Service!
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Virtual Court Proceedings
Kent Municipal Court uses Zoom for virtual court hearings. Appearing by video is highly encouraged for most matters. View instructions on how to appear by Zoom.
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Volunteer Conservation Events with Kent Parks
Help keep our City healthy and green by volunteering with Kent Parks! Plant trees and remove weeds to restore Kent's green spaces.
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Watch City Council Meetings
Watch City council meetings, workshops and committees.
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Water Operations
Kent's Water division operates the water system to make sure your water is safe to drink and use. It also maintains the water system throughout the City.
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Water Quality Survey
Take this survey about Kent's water quality.
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When to call 911 vs. the non-emergency line
Know when to report emergencies and less critical situations.
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Winter Weather Plan
Find tips on preparing for the winter. Learn what the City does for snow and ice response, maintaining roads, communications and public safety during inclement weather.
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Winterfest
For an entire month, celebrate the holidays with festivities throughout Kent.
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Zoning Maps
Use zoning, utilities and road maps to help plan your project.
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2024 Summer Concert Series
West Fenwick Park, 3808 Reith Road
In conjunction with Kent Parks Summer Playgrounds (July 10 – August 7, 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) Join us for these great performances, as well as water games, carnival-style activities, sno-cones, and sports.
July 10 Roberto the Magnificent
Roberto the Magnificent rides very tall unicycles; bounces on industrial strength pogo sticks; and juggles sharp knives, flaming torches, and spinning hand saws – all while keeping audiences in fits of giggles.
July 17 123 Andrés
Andrés and Christina are the Latin Grammy-winning music duo 123 Andrés. Their catchy songs and lively performances get the whole audience dancing, singing, and learning! This high-energy, joyful show celebrates the Latinx experience and incorporates Spanish, English, and ASL languages.
July 24 Red Yarn
Red Yarn (aka Andy Furgeson) weaves music and puppetry into high-energy shows for all ages. With traditional and original songs that blend folk, rock’n’roll, country, and blues, Red Yarn’s shows are a raucous, inclusive celebration of the multicultural musical heritage of the USA. As Red rambles through the landscapes of American folklore, he introduces his “critter” friends – lovable, handmade puppets.
July 31 The Harmonica Pocket
Silly and sweet, The Harmonica Pocket is a young at heart band from Port Townsend. Audiences are drawn in by upbeat songs and unexpected props. Humor, improvisations, and play are generously sprinkled on top! Shows incorporate a loop pedal to "build a band" right in front of the audience's ears.
August 7 Joanie Leeds
This New York-based singer/songwriter has won 1st place in the USA Songwriting Competition, an Independent Music Award, a GOLD Parents’ Choice Award, and a Family Choice Award to name a few. She has performed at venues including Lollapalooza, The Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, and more. Her music has been featured in the New York Times, People Magazine, Parents Magazine, Billboard, and The Washington Post, and has risen to #1 on Sirius XM’s Kids Place Live. Her 9th Children’s album, All the Ladies, won a GRAMMY®️ AWARD.
August 14 The Not-Its!
This Seattle “Kindie Rock” quintet will have children and their parents on their feet rocking out to power-packed songs about bugs, haircuts, reading, the 80’s and more. The Not-Its! are Sarah Shannon (former singer of 90’s Sub Pop band Velocity Girl), Danny Adamson (rhythm guitar), Tom Baisden (lead guitar), Jennie Helman (bass player) and Michael Welke (former drummer of Harvey Danger).
WEDNESDAYS FAMILY DATE NIGHT at Kent Station – 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Presented by Kent Station, Kent Station Plaza, 417 Ramsay Way
July 10 Darren Motamedy
Saxophonist Darren Motamedy has released 15 Smooth Jazz Albums since 1989. His newest, "Grateful" was released in March of 2023. His albums have been played nationally and two of his albums were named “Jazz Album of the Year.” A native of Kent, Darren Motamedy returns from his home in Las Vegas to perform for his local fan base.
July 17 Nite Wave – 80’s Nite
Everything from Prince to Depeche Mode to Duran Duran to INXS and more!
Nite Wave pays homage to the artists who designed a decade and brings an energy to their shows that is unique and infectious. The group was hand-picked by Billy Idol to open for his tour, and they have also shared the stage with Jane Wiedlin of The Go-Go's, Clive Farrington of When in Rome, and Multi-Platinum selling artist Tiffany.
July 24 Jewel Tones
The Jewel Tones perform all of your favorite Motown hits with sass and flair! Sing and dance along to favorites by The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight & The Pips, The Jackson 5, and many more. This is an upbeat, family-friendly, throwback show that all ages can enjoy.
July 31 Eden
This rock/blues/pop band is fronted by the powerhouse vocals of Savanna Woods, a recent Top 20 artist on NBC's The Voice. Savanna's unique voice is paired with incredibly talented musicians to create an impactful and energetic sound: Aaron Hiebert on electric guitar, Jason Edwards on drums, and Ethan Gibbons on bass. They play a dynamic range of original music, paired with covers from the 60's through today. From Fleetwood Mac, to AC/DC, to Stevie Ray Vaughan, they are guaranteed to get you grooving!
August 7 School of Rock Kent
School of rock is a growing, passionate community dedicated to enriching lives through performance-based music education. Students perform music from 70+ years of rock and roll, blues, jazz, alternative, and indie bands.
August 14 Aaron Crawford
Molded by his love for Classic Country, but influenced by the Seattle Grunge scene, Aaron Crawford has written and recorded 5 studio albums, creating a sound that is undeniably unique to the PNW. Consistent tours throughout the last ten years, paired with his genuine desire to connect to each fan, create an experience the listener is drawn to, and a live show that is as dynamic as it is impressive.
August 21 Oncore
This high energy Top 40/Pop/R&B cover band gets the party started and never lets it stop. The band is composed of talented musicians who have been members of famous acts such as Prince, Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan, Gladys Knight, and The Rolling Stones to name a few. Oncore believes that a party should be for the people, and they aim to please!
THURSDAYS AT THE LAKE – 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Lake Meridian Park, 14800 SE 272nd Street, Kent
Free shuttle bus from Fire Station 75 - 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
July 11 Good Co
Traversing Funk, Pop, Electro Swing, and more, Good Co is a dance party soundtrack. Coming straight out of the Jazz Age, Good Co brings a speakeasy sound with an added dash of the electronic funk. Brassy, flashy, and always a little sassy, Good Co is reimagining the dance music of today by taking the sound and style of the past and flipping it on its head.
July 18 Sean Hatton Band
This Idaho-based band offers Americana at its best, blending roots, rock, and pop. They have been touring the Northwest over 25 years in various formats including Grateful, New Transit, Exit 51, and the Sean Hatton Band. Audiences love band’s complex guitar portfolio and introspective lyrics. Hatton has performed on stage and in support of notable touring acts: Chris Isaak, Leon Russel, Dr. John, Maroon 5, Kings of Leon, Guster, Dawes, Trace Adkins, and many more.
July 25 Men of Worth
In 1986, Scotsman Donnie Macdonald and Irishman James Keigher came together to perform Irish and Scottish folk music, combining traditional and contemporary styles. They blend their voices with harmony and a variety of instruments. Their show is a unique combination of humor, upbeat tunes, and heartfelt ballads.
August 1 James Coates
James Coates and His Band are an entertaining music group who perform a signature brand of “Funky Country and Americana Soul,” blending country, funk, rock and R&B to create a unique sound that audiences love.
August 8 Diyet & The Love Soldiers
This multi-instrumental trio from the Yukon delivers alternative country, folk, roots, and traditional music with catchy melodies and stories deeply rooted in Diyet’s Indigenous world view and northern life. She sings in both English and Southern Tutchone (her native language).
August 15 The Powell Brothers
Texas-based modern country and rock fronted by brothers Taylor Powell (lead vocals, guitar, bass) and Blake Powell (vocals, bass, guitar). With a unique blend of genres and thoughtful lyrics the group has garnered a large and diverse following. Releases include eleven singles, four EPs and one full-length album.
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