Mayor Armondo Pavone elected as SCA Board VP

Renton, WALocal News

Renton Mayor Armondo Pavone has been elected Vice President of the Sound Cities Association (SCA) Board of Directors for the 2025 calendar year, a role that emphasizes regional collaboration among King County cities. The SCA represents 38 cities, providing a unified voice for over one million residents in the area. Des Moines Mayor Traci Buxton commended Pavone for his forward-thinking leadership and dedication to impactful decision-making. With a background as a city councilmember and now in his second term as mayor, Pavone is well-positioned to influence regional issues. He expressed enthusiasm for working alongside Buxton to enhance member services and strengthen inter-city collaboration.

As a lifelong Renton resident and business owner, Pavone's commitment to community advocacy is evident in his active participation on multiple regional boards and committees. This election highlights the critical role of local governance in shaping the future of the Puget Sound region. The SCA's leadership under Pavone is poised to address the needs and aspirations of the diverse communities it serves.

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