June 2019

PIONEER PARK PAVILION: June was an extremely busy month at the Pioneer Park Pavilion, hosting 25 events in the building!

May 2019

PUYALLUP LAHAR EVACUATION EXERCISE: The City of Puyallup, in collaboration with the Puyallup School District, conducted one of the largest volcanic evacuation exercises in North America on May 17th.

April 2019

PAINT TO LEARN: The Paint to Learn program is grant-funded in partnership with Pierce County Library.

March 2019

HOOP SHOOT AND HOT SPOT: Fifty basketball players between the ages of seven and 12 came to the Puyallup Recreation Center on March 6th to compete for the Hoop Shoot and Hot Spot Championship.

February 2019

PROPOSED NEW DEVELOPMENT: Over the past month, City Development Review staff held pre-application meetings with proponents of the following potential new development projects:

January 2019

NEW FACES JOIN PPD IN JANUARY: We are so excited to be able to share some news about new faces at the Puyallup Police Department in January.

December 2018

SERVE OUR COMMUNITY ON A CITIZEN BOARD OR COMMISSION:When we say we couldn’t do it without you, we mean it!

November 2018

"HOUSING OPTIONS" CODE AMENDMENTS PUBLIC HEARING: The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, December 12th to consider proposed zoning code text amendments.

October 2018

JOINT EMERGENCY RESPONSE EXERCISE: The City of Puyallup’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) team participated with the City of Lakewood’s EOC team in a joint emergency response functional exercise on October 11th.

September 2018

CONSTITUTION DAY: On Constitution Day, September 17th, Puyallup Municipal Court Judge Andrea Beall spoke to two sixth grade classes at Edgemont Jr. High.

August 2018

COMMUNITY CAMPOUT: Bradley Lake Park was open for camping on August 11th and more than 100 people braved the rain to spend the night in the park.

July 2018

YET ANOTHER REASON TO NOT LEAVE YOUR DOG IN YOUR VEHICLE: Persons who leave their pet in their vehicle on a warm day could subject the animal to stress (or worse) and be themselves subject to a $250 fine.

23rd Ave SE Water Tank Improvements

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Shaw Road OPEN 23rd to Manorwood

This project was completed on time and within budget. We thank you for your questions and comments, and hope you enjoy the improvements.

Community Meeting: Freeman Road Annexation

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West Pioneer Road Closure

West Pioneer will be closed between Clarks Creek and Fruitland for two weeks, beginning July 8th and continuing through July 22nd. The detour routes are shown in the map below.

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Pollinator-Friendly Businesses: We Want to Hear From You!

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Notice of Public Hearing - Puyallup City Council

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2020 Community Services Funding Now Available

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2020 Lodging Tax Funding Now Available

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Solid Waste Collection Schedule Changes

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Puyallup Awarded Critical Review Authority of Massive Warehouse Development

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Puyallup's Water: Best in the South Sound

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Puyallup Community Court Receives Grant from Department of Justice

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And It’s Another Green Light!

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Hearing Examiner Decision Entered on New Hope Significant Impact Business License

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Initial Court Ruling on Puyallup's Pedestrian Safety Zones

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Your Puyallup Address--In the City? Or Out?

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Fishing in Bradley Lake Park: New Restrictions

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Shaw Road Partial Long-Term Closure Starting April 19th

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SR 167 Extension Project Update (It's Good News!)

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Portable defibrillator donated to City of Puyallup

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Volunteers Sought for Downtown Beautification

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Puyallup Receives "Bee City" Designation

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New Hope Resource Center Draft Mitigation Conditions Released

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Website Personalization Now Available!

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Puyallup Awarded Critical Review Authority of Massive Warehouse Development

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Puyallup Community Court Receives Grant from Department of Justice

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Pierce County Hearing Examiner Issues Decisions on Knutson Farms Development

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Puyallup PD Recognized for DUI Enforcement Efforts

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Hearing Examiner Decision Entered on New Hope Significant Impact Business License

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Shaw Road Partial Long-Term Closure Starting April 19th

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City of Puyallup to Join in New West v. Vermillion Motion

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City of Puyallup Prevails in Counterclaims Against 39th Contractor

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Portable defibrillator donated to City of Puyallup

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Volunteers Sought for Downtown Beautification

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Puyallup Receives "Bee City" Designation

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Puyallup’s Adaptive Signal System Earns WSDOT Award of Excellence

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Puyallup Recreation Center Sports Fields—Play More Ball!

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Fishing in Bradley Lake Park: New Restrictions

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Public Safety Staffing: What's Sufficient?

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Pollinator-Friendly Businesses: We Want to Hear From You!

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Notice of Public Hearing - Puyallup City Council

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Solid Waste Collection Schedule Changes

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New Reserved Parking for Puyallup Sounder Commuters

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What's Better Than Good Eats? More Good Eats!

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Puyallup's Water: Best in the South Sound

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And It’s Another Green Light!

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Puyallup Sued Over Homeless Encampment Clean-Ups

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Public Safety Staffing: What's Sufficient?

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More Sidewalks Coming to Puyallup

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Initial Court Ruling on Puyallup's Pedestrian Safety Zones

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Who Represents Me? What is my Property Zoned? Do I Live in a Floodplain?

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Your Puyallup Address--In the City? Or Out?

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Yet Another Reason to Not Leave Your Dog in Your Vehicle

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Fishing in Bradley Lake Park: New Restrictions

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Shaw Road Partial Long-Term Closure Starting April 19th

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Puyallup Utility Rate Increases to Fund Capital Needs

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A Library in Wildwood Park? Why, Yes!

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Puyallup Seeking RFQs for Hearing Examiner Services

The City is requesting proposals for the purpose of selecting a person or firm/entity to perform Hearing Examiner services.

City Council Public Hearings for the 2017 Property Tax Levy and the 2017 City Budget

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2017 Recommended Budget Available for Review and Comment

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Salmon Springs Phase 2 Project - RFQ

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Puyallup Conducts Nation's Largest Volcano Evacuation Drill

The Washington Military Department recognized Puyallup for coordinating the largest volcano evacuation drill ever in the United States, with more than 8,000 students from 20 different schools walking part of their lahar evacuation routes.

South Sound Business on Puyallup's Diverse Economy

Reporting for South Sound Business, Andrew Fickes explains how Puyallup's diverse economy helps make it a Pierce County powerhouse.

Another Little Free Library in Puyallup

Thanks to the work of volunteers, there's another Little Free Library in Puyallup. Article by Allison Needles.

SR 167 Extension (Tacoma Weekly)

An article by Steven Dunkelberger in the Tacoma Weekly describes progress being made to extend SR 167 from Puyallup to Tacoma. This project will construct the remaining four miles of SR 167 between Meridian in Puyallup and I-5 in Tacoma.

SR 167 Extension Project Update (It's Good News!)

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KIRO 7 Reports on WSU Puyallup's Work to Protect Waterways

At WSU Puyallup, researchers are trying to figure out how to best protect our local waterways from toxic chemicals. KIRO 7's Jeff Dubois explains more.

Puyallup Purchases Land for Future Public Safety Building

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Puyallup North Neighborhood Streets Improvements Project Wins Award

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