Puyallup’s five-story City Hall that overlooks the library and Pioneer Park downtown won’t become home to the city’s police department or municipal court.
Puyallup’s five-story City Hall that overlooks the library and Pioneer Park downtown won’t become home to the city’s police department or municipal court.
There isn’t enough space, consultants told the City Council on Tuesday. They also said the building wasn’t designed for those public safety programs and adapting it to fit their needs would cost millions of dollars.
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