Triunfo, RS, 95840-000 is a small municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. It is known for its petrochemical industry and historical significance as it holds the title of "First Capital of the Republic" because it was the first government seat during the Ragamuffin War in the 19th century. The crime rate in Triunfo is generally considered to be lower than in larger cities, but specific statistics are not readily available.

The school district in Triunfo offers public education options, and the nearest schools are the Municipal School of Basic Education São José and the State School of Basic Education João XXIII. There are also several parks in the town, such as Parque Camboatá and Prainha de Triunfo, which offer outdoor recreational activities. For groceries, the town has local markets and supermarket chains like Supermercado Raffin and Supermercado Barasuol. Tourist attractions include the Historical Center of Triunfo and the House of Culture.

The average household income in Triunfo is not publicly disclosed, but the town's economy is largely driven by the petrochemical industry, which provides many job opportunities for residents. The nearest city center, Porto Alegre, is about 80 kilometers away, making it accessible for those who wish to commute or visit the larger city for additional amenities and employment options. Job growth in Triunfo is largely connected to the industrial sector, and there has been development in infrastructure to support this industry.