Puyallup council talks police, court move

Puyallup City Hall is home to an art gallery, a Subway restaurant, a yogurt shop and roughly 60 city workers.

SARA SCHILLING; staff writer

Published: 02/08/12 9:24 am

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Puyallup City Hall is home to an art gallery, a Subway restaurant, a yogurt shop and roughly 60 city workers.

Could it also become the new location of the city’s police department? Or the municipal court?

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