Inclement Weather Alert and Utility Services Update for Renton, WA

Renton, WALocal News

An inclement weather alert has been issued for Renton, Washington, as of February 7, 2025, due to significant snowfall and ongoing freezing temperatures. Maplewood Golf Course has been closed until February 9, 2025, as the greens remain covered in snow and ice. Despite the adverse weather conditions, city officials report that roads are clear and dry, with crews actively applying deicer in anticipation of continued freezing temperatures. Residents are advised that utility billing services are available for those affected by service suspensions, particularly during heat-related alerts issued by the National Weather Service. The city is in the midst of updating its website, and residents experiencing difficulties finding information are encouraged to contact city communications via email.

Further emergency updates and resources can be found on the city’s emergency management page. This information is crucial for residents as they navigate the challenges posed by winter weather. For more details on utility payments and support options, residents can explore the city’s utility billing section online.

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