Starting April 25, 2022, Sound Transit's contractor will close the eastbound lane on W Stewart Ave and one southbound lane on N Meridian for several weeks to construct a right-turn lane on W Stewart. Sidewalks and street parking will also be closed. Read on...
The City of Puyallup is excited to announce the launch of its new emergency alert system. Called “Puyallup Alerts,” this new system will help the City communicate with the public during emergency events. Read on...
Starting March 14, 2022 the Puyallup Recreation Center (808 Valley Ave NW) will be closed for exterior wall and roofing repairs and renovation. Programs and activities will still be offered during the closure. Read on...
Pioneer Park in Downtown Puyallup is about to get some upgraded restroom facilities. Starting in October 2022, construction will begin on renovations to the restroom building. Read on...
After an eighteen-month closure, the Veterans Memorial Bridge (also known as the Milwaukee Bridge) in Puyallup will reopen on Tuesday, March 1, 2022, for motorists and pedestrians at 2 pm. Read on...
The City of Puyallup is revising the deadline to submit for amendments to the 2022 Comprehensive Plan update. The new deadline is February 28, 2022, to submit privately initiated site applications, which would go into effect in 2022. Read on...
The City of Puyallup is hosting virtual Open Houses on Wednesday, January 26, 2022, to gain public input on the Meridian Streetscapes Project in downtown. Read on...
The Puyallup City Council has approved the sale of a parking lot in downtown Puyallup to a local developer, with the intention of bringing more downtown housing opportunities. Read on...
The City of Puyallup is pleased to announce the launch of its new online permitting software system. Starting on Monday, December 13, 2021 at 8:30 am, City customers will be able to submit building permit applications conveniently online. Read on...
The City of Puyallup is hosting a Public Open House to gain feedback from residents about improvements to a section of Shaw Road. The Open House will be held online, via Zoom and Facebook Live, on December 9, 2021 at 5:30 pm. Read on...
Puyallup Parks and Recreation is delighted to announce that Sam Peach Park will be receiving playground upgrades this fall. Located at 1621 10th Ave NW, this charming neighborhood park will soon have brand new playground equipment. Read on...
The City of Puyallup, in compliance with the new directive from Tacoma Pierce County Health Department (TPCHD) and the State of Washington, is requiring everyone 5 years and older to wear a face mask while inside City facilities. Read on...
Pioneer Park in Downtown Puyallup is about to get some upgraded restroom facilities. Starting in October 2022, construction will begin on renovations to the restroom building. Read on...
The City of Puyallup is excited to announce the launch of its new emergency alert system. Called “Puyallup Alerts,” this new system will help the City communicate with the public during emergency events. Read on...
After an eighteen-month closure, the Veterans Memorial Bridge (also known as the Milwaukee Bridge) in Puyallup will reopen on Tuesday, March 1, 2022, for motorists and pedestrians at 2 pm. Read on...
The City of Puyallup is revising the deadline to submit for amendments to the 2022 Comprehensive Plan update. The new deadline is February 28, 2022, to submit privately initiated site applications, which would go into effect in 2022. Read on...
The City of Puyallup is hosting virtual Open Houses on Wednesday, January 26, 2022, to gain public input on the Meridian Streetscapes Project in downtown. Read on...
The City of Puyallup announces the commencement of the environmental impacts process pertaining to an industrial warehouse development proposal in the Puyallup Valley. Read on...
On October 5th, the Puyallup School District Board recognized the City of Puyallup for two initiatives to support the local community during the pandemic. Read on...
Puyallup City Council authorized the use of $250,000 of federal CARES Act funds for emergency relief grants to help small businesses and non-profit organizations Read on...
Puyallup will move to dismantle the temporary emergency homeless services site which was established to hinder the spread of the coronavirus. Read on...
The Washington Court of Appeals, Division I has reversed the award of $1.1 million plus interest for attorney fees in the public works construction dispute between the City of Puyallup and Conway Construction Company. Read on...
The City of Puyallup’s “Homeless Drop-In Centers And Overnight Shelters” ordinance has been upheld in a unanimous decision by the Central Puget Sound Growth Management Hearings Board. Read on...
The routine annual audit of the City of Puyallup’s 2018 finances and its corresponding standard accountability audit which examined various potential areas of risk were both returned “clean,” with no findings or concerns identified. Read on...
The Washington State Supreme Court rejected the appeals concerning the City of Puyallup‘s authority to assume SEPA jurisdiction over the Knutson Farms project. Read on...
The Department of Justice has closed its investigation of the City of Puyallup regarding possible violations of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act. Read on...
The Puyallup Municipal Court is one of five applicants nationwide that will receive a grant for its community court from the U.S. Department of Justice in partnership with the Center for Court Innovation. Read on...
On November 21st, the Pierce County Hearing Examiner issued his decisions on the City’s appeals of Pierce County’s approval of the Knutson Farms warehouse development plan. Read on...
The City of Puyallup will join in a motion filed today by former Puyallup City Council member Steve Vermillion seeking the application of a recent Court of Appeals ruling to the facts of the West v. Vermillion lawsuit. Read on...
Jamie’s Heart Foundation, a local non-profit organization dedicated to assisting families who are battling childhood heart disease, has donated a portable defibrillator to the City of Puyallup. Read on...
Puyallup City Councilmember Robin Farris is seeking volunteers to join her in improving the appearance of highly visible locations in the interest of community aesthetics, cohesion and pride. Read on...
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has named the City of Puyallup’s Adaptive Signal System as the winner of its 2016 Award of Excellence for Best Special Project. Read on...