City of Puyallup

39th AVE SE OVERLAY PROJECT
Construction on the 39th Ave SE Overlay Project, from 10th St SE to Shaw Road, began in the week of July 14. The project includes a fresh layer of asphalt, sidewalk infill, curb ramps, and signal upgrades. The street will be open to traffic at all times, but motorists should expect some delays. This project is expected to take three months to complete.

NEW PUYALLUP BUS SERVICE
The Puyallup Community Connector Route 425 is a new bus route dedicated to serving downtown Puyallup and South Hill. The bus runs every 30 minutes, connecting Puyallup residents with shopping, recreation, local events, and medical facilities in Downtown Puyallup and South Hill. Throughout this summer season, residents will be able to ride the bus to and from Concerts in Park and the Downtown Farmer’s Market. Visit Pierce Transit’s Puyallup Connector page for more information.

CITYWIDE STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Puyallup Public Works is working hard to improve the city's streets and to make them safer. This citywide project includes installation of  a new traffic signal at 7th Ave SW/5th St SW, LED street lighting along 7th Ave SW, and vehicular as well as pedestrian safety improvements at various locations. The project began on June 23 and is expected to take five months to complete. View a detailed map and list of construction site locations.

PUYALLUP BRIDGE REPLACEMENT UPDATE
From the first three weeks in August, the right lane on SR 167 and loop roads under the bridge will be closed every night from Monday through Thursday. Construction work is expected to get noisy during this period. WSDOT will notify local residents. For more information or questions about the replacement project, visit WSDOT Puyallup River Bridge page.

NEW CITY POPULATION
According to the State Office of Financial Management (OFM), as of April 1, the official 2014 population of the City of Puyallup is 38,670. This represents an increase of almost 700 people from the OFM 2013 figure of 37,980. This is the City’s largest single-year rise in the past five years and represents the largest population number increase, over the past year, of any city in Pierce County.

• City Manager's Update July 11, 2014

  2014 Clarks Creek Elodea Removal The 2014 Elodea Management in-water work...Read More »
  By City Manager on 07/11/2014

• City Manager's Update June 27, 2014

  Pioneer Park Play Structure Replacement...Read More »
  By City Manager on 06/27/2014

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STREET CLOSURES - There are many street closures that happen in Puyallup to accommodate events or to upgrade streets and other utilities. For a comprehensive list of scheduled street closures, visit the City's Public Notice page.

CLOSURES BY OTHER JURISDICTIONS - These projects are listed here as a courtesy to our citizens. Read more.

CITY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS - Checking the status of a local street or city utility project is easy. Visit our At-a-glance Public Works Project Updates page.

COUNCIL MEETING VIDEOS AVAILABLE NEXT DAY - The City Clerk's Office provides videos of the council meetings by Noon the day after a council meeting or study session. Click here to view the videos page.

PUYALLUP TODAY NEWSLETTER
Puyallup Today is the City’s official newsletter dedicated to information about city programs, city events, legislative updates, and neighborhood highlights. The bi-monthly newsletter is available online and by email. View Puyallup Today online or you can sign up here to receive the newsletter by e-mail. 

VETERANS MEMORIAL BRICKS - Interested in buying a Veteran's brick at Puyallup's Veteran's Memorial? Call the City Clerk's Office at (253)841-5480 or fill out an application.