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Renton council approves second-quarter 2025 budget amendment and salary updates
Summary
The council adopted an ordinance amending the City of Renton's biannual budget for fiscal years 2025–2026, increasing budgeted revenues by $6,404,355 and expenditures by $22,215,881, eliminating fund 505 and updating the salary table to add new full-time positions.
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The Renton City Council unanimously adopted a second-and-final reading ordinance amending the fiscal 2025–2026 biannual budget, increasing budgeted revenues by $6,404,355 and budgeted expenditures by $22,215,881. The ordinance, read in council chambers as a second-and-final reading, also eliminates fund 505 from the city's budget structure and amends the salary table to add new approved full-time positions, the ordinance text states. Council member Perez moved adoption, seconded by Council member O'Halloran; the ordinance passed on a roll-call vote with all members recorded as voting aye. The ordinance references prior budget ordinances 6,147 and 6,158 as the baseline documents it amends. The city clerk recorded the roll call after the hearing and confirmed the motion carried. The transcript does not specify which departments will receive the new positions or the line-item allocation of the $22.2 million in additional expenditures; staff will be responsible for implementing the salary-table changes and any department-level budget adjustments.

