This is a nice and well-maintained city office building with coffee and food options, utility…read morepayment windows, and underground access to both the Columbia Center and the BofA Building. My most significant complain is the cramped nature of the parking structure.

Street parking is limited. As far as parking lots, there are a few. There is an open parking lot…read moreon 6th but it could get scary since this is a hangout for some homeless. There is another paid lot on the south end on 6th. There is limited parking in the same building. The lobby is spacious. Security is helpful. Monitors are available showing bus schedules. There is a Starbucks in the lobby. There are 2 banks of elevators. One bank to take to you the 16th floor and lower. The Second to take you to floors higher than 16th. When going to a floor higher than 40th, you'd need to transfer to a second set of elevators on the 40th. There are 3 eateries: a Vietnamese restaurant Core Bistro and 2 others outside the building: a Mexican restaurant Bebas And Amigos and a salad/sandwich store Chew Chews Eatery. You'd need to go upstairs from the lobby level. The Mexican restaurant and salad bar is outside the building. There are 2 other floors below the lobby. You'll see some great artwork here, a gift store and escalators to join up to the Columbia Tower. To get to Columbia tower, turn right at the bottom of the escalator to take a second set of escalators. At the bottom, go through the glass doors at the bottom of the escalator and turn left. If you turn right, it takes you through a tunnel. Follow this to another set of escalators to take you up to the Bank of America tower across the street. Pretty handy if you really want to stay warm! Amazon Locker is also located on the bottom level.

The entire city of seattle is out of ADA compliance and yet you continue to rob everyone with BS…read morecitations and tickets. The corrupt will get what they deserve and it's multiplied by the amount they've taken from others.

We never expected this great of an experience! So lovely. Judge Chess is so personable and…read morecharming! Also, everyone I encountered was super kind and had a great sense of humor!

I can not wait to come back to Renton and explore more. The quaint downtown area gives a "small…read moretown" feel in contrast to the booming urban landscape of nearby Seattle. I regret not patronizing the alluring shops, as many closed before 7pm. I fell in love with the uniquely situated library. Think, "A River Runs through It"! The city has had tons of restaurants, bars, parks, and larger shopping centers where you'll be sure to find something to do. Or just enjoy the quiet. I'll be back!!!

The City has been great for us, but most lately very helpful and friendly with our small…read moremodification building permit this year. Steve T was very patient discussing our needs, and the process before we submitted our application. Scott was great at the inspections. The Renton Senior Activity Center has one of the best facilities and programs around. I have compared senior centers to other municipalities when I visited, such as the Olympia area, and now I know even more what a wonderful city I live in. Renton has wonderful green parks that make use of the Lake Washington lakefront and of the Cedar River which runs through town. Lots of bicycle paths are available and some outdoor exercise equipment.

I can see where some of our tax dollars go in Tukwilla.I was in the courthouse and I have never…read moreseen such a lavish courtroom..It had enough artwork to seem like a small museum. A large sculpture at the back of the room,large mosaic pictures on the wall.and the wall behind the judge had a very large picture with mts,a river with cranes and salmon that changed colors from the lights within it.They had granite counters ,large fancy light fixtures,and 3 very large tvs mounted on the walls.considering what that room probably cost it seems like some of that money could have done more good going to something more needed in the community..I wonder who votes to put that much money into a courtroom??

Art is essential to a civilized society. Back in the 70's a 1% budget was allocated for visual…read morearts. This ensures job opportunities for artist since we are no longer in the Middle Ages with "patrons". Without this allocation we would have bare bone barren buildings with no visual inspiration of artistic creations to up lift our spirits and make cities more livable!

This is one of the best organizations in the area. Their staff is full of knowledge and fun to…read moretalk to. Their Executive Director, Heidi McCutcheon, it top notch! She is sincere and cares for local businesses. If you plan to be in Mason County, contact this Chamber. You'll be glad you did.

From the owner: Simply stated, your chamber of commerce is comprised of businesses, organizations and individuals…read moreworking collectively to build a healthy economy and to improve the quality of life in your community. As your chamber works to accomplish these goals it wears many hats: economic developer and planner, tourist information center, business spokesperson, economic counselor and teacher, government relations specialist, human resources advisor and public relations practitioner. Your chamber of commerce is run by its members whom elect a Board of Directors that determines policies and sets goals. The Board's elected President presides over the monthly board meetings. Your chamber's everyday operations are handled by the executive director and member services director who work jointly will the Board of Trustees and Chamber Committees to implement the Chamber's goals and mission.

Stopped in Puyallup to grab a coffee on my way from Seattle to Vancouver WA. I was at a large…read moreintersection on 2nd Street making a right into N. Meridian. As I got over to the right lane to make a right hand turn on a yellow light - car next to me went through the yellow light too only he went straight and I turned right. I got a ticket in the mail for running a red light so I go to review my dashcam, go through it and sure enough, I went through two yellow lights, even the ticket shows a yellow lights. BUT, after researching it further, evidently. there was a red light "arrow" over on the sidewalk for this specific lane. 1. I was looking up at the two lights above that were TURNING yellow at the time I made the right hand turn, always look to verify no one was coming from the left or across the way. 2. Why on earth would the light on the sidewalk be red BEFORE the other two lights above? 3. Why would all three lights not be in sync? 4. Why is there no signs alerting drivers to a THIRD light for the right hand lane is on the the SIDEWALK and that you have cameras on that specific lane....seems like a set up. I am 55 years old and have a flawless, and I mean flawless driving record, and I sincerely believe I was innocent as I made a legal right hand turn on a yellow light. It's beyond me, why there is a need to have a third light off to the side on the SIDEWALK that would be red BEFORE the other lights turn red (NOTE: THIS LIGHT is much lower that the other two lights) This was unfair to have to pay $124.00 for taking a right hand turn on a two yellow lights. AGAIN, two out of three lights were yellow. NO REASON FOR THE TURN LANE TO BE RED BEFORE THE OTHER LIGHTS TURNED RED. This was their response...."I agree, the lights for the straight ahead traffic were amber at the time you made your turn, however the light controlling your lane was red. Also, I reviewed many "3 light set-ups" like this in my town of Vancouver WA and they are ALL in sync, I can't find even one sidewalk light that is RED before the other two turn red. Many sidewalk lights or right lane lights are green while the other two are red but never red before the other two turn red. To me...this three light setup is DECEPTIVE and it going to get unsuspecting drivers every time. BUT, this is REVENUE for the City of Puyallup.

Prosecutor is awful.....and every court appointed attorney does not really want to do the…read morejob.....some don't even show up....everything is such a long drawn out process. Zoom was good and they should have kept it that way.....some people don't have transportation and this was a way to ensure people made it to court.

Great community located on the water... Real local old school charm with restaurants and shopping…read moreavailable all you can walk to on foot. Note the ferry docks are in the area for water travel.. I enjoy grabbing dinner in downtown area cause after I can saunter around and browse the shops.... Hopefully you can add to your destination but not to many of you. Wanna keep this locals only so I can enjoy it, OK...

Love to live here. One of the best cities in Greater Seattle Area. Lot of cafes, gift shops,…read morerestaurants and bars. It's also well known by its underwater park in divers community. Parking is free everywhere - probably they should start charging to close the budget gap. It's always nice to come to the waterfront and enjoy view on Olympic mountains. You might see "Love where you live" phrase in the city. And that's true. And live where you love.

Short line in through security. All of the staff is really nice and friendly.read more

The whole process was simple, fast, and easy. The security line was short, and after the court…read moreproceedings began it was very apparent that Judge Jorgensen respected everyone's time. She handled each case quickly, fairly, and even managed to get several lighthearted laughs throughout the courtroom. As much as I never want to be there for a ticket again, I would enjoy returning to just observe the process again.