Pierce County’s third-largest city soon will be in the market for a new chief executive. Puyallup City Manager Ralph Dannenberg apparently is leaving his post after nearly two years.
Pierce County’s third-largest city soon will be in the market for a new chief executive.
Puyallup City Manager Ralph Dannenberg apparently is leaving his post after nearly two years.
Dannenberg has confirmed he’s leaving and doesn’t expect to return to work. He said he didn’t tell the City Council he planned to retire, but that the council “feels a change is appropriate.”
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