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Looking for a zoning map? A map of our critical areas? Or, perhaps a map of the Puyallup City Limits? Use our handy GIS Portal to find what you need. Visit our City Maps page to learn more.

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Looking for a zoning map? A map of our critical areas? Or, perhaps a map of the Puyallup City Limits? Use our handy GIS Portal to find what you need. Visit our City Maps page to learn more.

Create an Account

Looking for a zoning map? A map of our critical areas? Or, perhaps a map of the Puyallup City Limits? Use our handy GIS Portal to find what you need. Visit our City Maps page to learn more.

Create an Account

Looking for a zoning map? A map of our critical areas? Or, perhaps a map of the Puyallup City Limits? Use our handy GIS Portal to find what you need. Visit our City Maps page to learn more.

Road Closure 2600 Block of 16th Ave NW

The 2600 block of 16th Ave NW will be closed intermittently through April 6, 2023. Public Works crews are conducting emergency water main work and need to have the road closed during daytime business hours. Local traffic will have limited access and drive...

Free hand sanitizer for Puyallup businesses

Businesses in Puyallup are invited to request one or two gallons of free gel hand sanitizer for use by employees and customers. The sanitizer will be distributed on a first come, first served basis until gone. Use this form: https://bit.ly/363bquS.

New Sound Transit Garage Opening March 27

On March 27, 2023, Sound Transit will open the new parking garage at the Puyallup Station to serve Sounder S Line passengers and users of other Sound Transit Express and Pierce Transit services. The garage along with a new surface lot and seven new spaces...

Call for Artists: New Round of Signal Cabinet Artwork

The City of Puyallup is seeking artists to propose an original design for reproduction and installation on signal cabinets in Puyallup. The wraps will deter graffiti and add visual interest and beauty to our shared streetscapes.

Eligibility

• Applicants mus...

Use our Interactive City Maps

Looking for a zoning map? A map of our critical areas? Or, perhaps a map of the Puyallup City Limits? Use our handy GIS Portal to find what you need. Visit our City Maps page to learn more.

Puyallup Launches New Emergency Alert System

Puyallup, WA – 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. To sign up for Puyallup Alerts, plea...

Pioneer Park Restrooms to be Renovated

Pioneer Park in Downtown Puyallup is about to get some upgraded restroom facilities. Starting in Spring 2023, construction will begin on renovations to the restroom building. Learn more about the renovations on our project webpage.

Poetry Month Bingo

Celebrate National Poetry month by participating in our bingo challenge! Available all April long. Participants who get a BINGO will receive a small prize.

Library Forest Escape Room

Help the library break a curse to release us from becoming a forest in this month-long escape room around the library. Available the month of April.

Writers Club

The Writers Club meets monthly on the first Saturday of the month in the library board room from 10 am to 12 pm. Meet with other writers to improve your writing, write together, share your writings, and learn new things about writing. This club is for adu...

Indonesian Dance with Asia Pacific Cultural Center

Explore Indonesian culture through dance and costume. Presented by Nuryuly Damayanti (Julie) from the Indonesian Cultural Association. 

?-Learn Indonesian lessons with an experienced presenter. 

-Dress up in traditional Indonesian costumes...

Master Gardeners Lunch & Learn

Bring your lunch and learn about various topics from the Master Gardeners on the 4th Wednesday of the month from 12:30 - 1:30 pm.

• February 22 - Seed Starting  
• March 22 - Mason Bees  
• April 26 - Waterwise Gardening  
• May 24 - Contai...

Great Decisions Lunch & Learn

Great Decisions is a discussion group focusing on foreign policy and world affairs. Bring your lunch to learn and discuss topics with others. First 3 Wednesdays in March and April & the first 2 in May, from 12:30 –  2:00 p.m. in the...

Job Club

Drop in to get help with resumes, interviews, and anything job-related. Starting March 22 from 3 - 4:30 pm in the board room. After March, it'll be available on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month.

Women's History Month Adventure

Celebrate Women's History Month by finding 16 women from history throughout the library to fill out your crossword puzzle. This adventure is available all of March anytime the library is open.

Find Your Next Read

Looking for your next great read? Choose your NextReads newsletters from a list of topics, and provide your contact information. We’ll send you updates on your selected topics. Featuring fiction, nonfiction, children's, and teen book re...

AARP Tax Aide Services

AARP will be at the library on Fridays, from February 3 - April 14, 1 - 4 pm, and Saturdays, from February 4 - April 15, 10 am - 3 pm. They will not be taking reservations; services are first come, first served. This event is hosted at the library but not...

Weekly Storytimes

Storytime helps your child practice pre-reading skills, develop an increased vocabulary and attention span, plus nurture a lifelong love of reading!?Whether your child is wiggly or watchful, we are ready to welcome all children to storytime.?? 

YB&B Book Club for Teens

YB&B will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month in the library meeting rooms starting at 5:45 p.m. The mission of the YB&B book club is to foster personal growth and positive social interactions through literature, discussions, and social ...

Puyallup Launches New Emergency Alert System

Puyallup, WA – 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. To sig...

Puyallup Receives "Bee City" Designation

Puyallup was the second city in the state of Washington to receive an official "Bee City" designation from Bee City USA, a not-for-profit organization committed to developing and maintaining sustainable habitats for pollinators such as native be...Read on...

Pioneer Park Restrooms to be Renovated

Pioneer Park in Downtown Puyallup is about to get some upgraded restroom facilities. Starting in Spring 2023, construction will begin on renovations to the restroom building. Learn more about the renovations on our project webpage.

Call for Artists: New Round of Signal Cabinet Artwork

The City of Puyallup is seeking artists to propose an original design for reproduction and installation on signal cabinets in Puyallup. The wraps will deter graffiti and add visual interest and beauty to our shared streetscapes.

Eligibility

• Appli...

Notice of City Council Retreat - April 3 and April 4, 2023

NOTICE

CITY COUNCIL RETREAT

Notice is hereby given that the Puyallup City Council will meet on Monday, April 3, 2023 and Tuesday, April 4, 2023 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Fairfield In...

Lahar Warning Siren System Change

Starting in November, the lahar warning sirens will wail only in an emergency. The system will continue to be tested at noon on the first Monday of each month, but the tests will sound very different. Pierce County has upgraded the sirens and system to al...

Parking in the Downtown: Good? Bad? We're Listening!

We know, we know. Some days you love it! Other days ... not so much. 

Tell us what we can do to help make parking in the downtown better. We’ll get you started by asking some questions, and we’ll keep you informed about the sta...

Senior Lunch Program at Puyallup Activity Center

Alternative Meals to Go, a takeaway lunch service through Catholic Community Services, is now offered at the Puyallup Activity Center. Meals are provided in the form of a hot lunch and are available for pick up Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Pre-orders ar...

Fireworks Regulations in the City of Puyallup

Persons may set off consumer fireworks in the city limits of Puyallup from 9:00 am to 11:00 pm on July 4th.

Consumer fireworks are the kind which can be purchased from various retailers or at licensed firework stands. Many fireworks available for purchase ...

Message to the Puyallup Community

The City of Puyallup is an organization that values all people without regard to race, ethnicity, gender or background. We do not tolerate harassment or mistreatment of any kind, period.  The issues that must be addressed at this historic junctur...

Reliably Supplying You With Safe Water

Reliably supplying you and your family with safe drinking water is our water division’s highest priority. The COVID-19 virus has not been detected in drinking water, and customers can continue to use and drink water straight from the tap. Althou...

Puyallup City Council Message to Community on Covid-19 Response

The Puyallup City Council has issued a message to the public regarding the response to COVID-19.

The members of the Council welcome your emails and phone calls; their contact information can be found here.

To contact the City Council ...

You Don't Want a Sewer Backup (You Also Don't Want to See Pics)

Practicing good hygiene and keeping surfaces clean is essential now more than ever. But baby wipes, disinfectant wipes, paper towels and even smaller makeup-remover wipes must be thrown away in the trash. On a not-good day, wipes and other products clog p...

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

The City of Puyallup is an official Bee City, which means that we support and encourage pollinator-friendly habitat creation and enhancement on public and private properties. As our local business owners can be significant partners in this effort, we want...

New Reserved Parking for Puyallup Sounder Commuters

Starting June 1, Sounder riders who park at the Puyallup station will be able to reserve a spot up to 8:00 am by purchasing a permit or signing up for a free carpool permit. The single-occupant vehicle permits go on sale Wednesday, May 1st and will be ava...

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

The City has commenced with a food truck pilot program in the downtown. This six-month pilot program will continue through mid-October.

The program will allow food trucks along certain streets, on private property within the Central Business District (CBD)...

Puyallup's Water: Best in the South Sound

Q: The City of Puyallup provides clean, safe water to its customers. What could be better than that?

A: Award-winning taste!

The City of Puyallup was recently declared to have the best-tasting water in the South Sound*, and will advance to compete with othe...

Public Safety Staffing: What's Sufficient?

One of the most basic and critical functions of local government is the provision of public safety services. In the interest of ensuring that Puyallup’s public safety needs are met, the City commissioned a study to  determine the staffi...

More Sidewalks Coming to Puyallup

The City of Puyallup is constructing $1.95 million worth of sidewalks as part of its Sidewalk Link Program.

At its August 21st meeting, the Puyallup City Council authorized two construction contracts with Reed Trucking & Excavating for the 2016 and 201...

Initial Court Ruling on Puyallup's Pedestrian Safety Zones

Roy Ruffino, a signature gatherer, sued the City of Puyallup because the City implements pedestrian safety zones at the two busiest gates (Gold and Blue) of the Washington State Fair during the fall and spring fairs. Pedestrian safety zones are small desi...

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

To answer these and other questions, the City recently added interactive mapping services to our website. The first set of these new applications make it easy to look up your City Council district and the zoning of any property. You’re ...

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

Many people who have Puyallup addresses naturally think they live in the city, but some of them do not. That’s because a large number of Puyallup addresses (as assigned by the US Postal Service) are located in unincorporated Pierce County, beyon...