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Randy has a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of California, Davis. He lives with his wife in Renton Highlands. They have five children and five grandchildren.

Randy used to be an engineer and manager for Boeing.

Randy Corman used to be a Renton city council member. He was in office for seven terms. He was council president for six years and council president pro tempore for six years.

Wants more green spaces and sidewalks, while minimizing new traffic in established neighborhoods.

Plans to incentivize new multifamily construction in downtown urban areas.

Supports the Neighborhood program and community improvement grants.

Said, "I will continue to help ensure transportation and utility infrastructure projects are timely, efficient, and provide value to the tax payers and rate payers."

- Wants more green spaces and sidewalks, while minimizing new traffic in established neighborhoods.
- Plans to incentivize new multifamily construction in downtown urban areas.
- Supports the Neighborhood program and community improvement grants.
- Said, "I will continue to help ensure transportation and utility infrastructure projects are timely, efficient, and provide value to the tax payers and rate payers."

Transportation & Infrastructure

Plans to partner with Renton Housing Authority to increase the number of subsidized housing units.

Wants to "continue to implement building code standards that encourage construction of affordable housing, such as density incentives and the waiver of certain fees when housing will be offered to residents with proven need."

Intends to work with the county and non-profits to move homeless residents into shelters and permanent housing.

Advocates for connecting homeless residents with services to encourage training, job retention, and healthcare.

- Plans to partner with Renton Housing Authority to increase the number of subsidized housing units.
- Wants to "continue to implement building code standards that encourage construction of affordable housing, such as density incentives and the waiver of certain fees when housing will be offered to residents with proven need."
- Intends to work with the county and non-profits to move homeless residents into shelters and permanent housing.
- Advocates for connecting homeless residents with services to encourage training, job retention, and healthcare.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to create more green spaces in the city.

- Wants to create more green spaces in the city.

Environment

Supports renewal efforts of downtown Renton.

Wants to rejuvenate the town through meaningful artwork and improving historic buildings to boost tourism.

Advocates for existing businesses and encourages new stores and employers to come to the city.

- Supports renewal efforts of downtown Renton.
- Wants to rejuvenate the town through meaningful artwork and improving historic buildings to boost tourism.
- Advocates for existing businesses and encourages new stores and employers to come to the city.

Public Services

Intends to combat rapid increases in crime.

Plans to "ensure we continue our fight against hate crimes and prosecute to the fullest extent of the law."

Supports officers receiving de-escalation training and emphasis on calls not being met with armed response if they can be handled by other emergency services.

Wants to implement a community court concerned with rehabilitation and accountability in order to combat recidivism (repeat offenses).

- Intends to combat rapid increases in crime. 
- Plans to "ensure we continue our fight against hate crimes and prosecute to the fullest extent of the law."
- Supports officers receiving de-escalation training and emphasis on calls not being met with armed response if they can be handled by other emergency services.
- Wants to implement a community court concerned with rehabilitation and accountability in order to combat recidivism (repeat offenses).

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Randy Corman

- City council members work together with the rest of city council to set and implement city policy, including passing legislation about the police, fire department, parks, libraries, electricity, water, solid waste, and drainage utilities. 
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department.
- City council members serve four year terms, and elections are nonpartisan. City council members are either elected to represent specific districts or are elected at-large, meaning that they represent the entire city. 