The Puyallup City Council tonight will discuss how to maximize the use of City Hall space, including moving some operations into the top floor of the 5-story building.
The Puyallup City Council tonight will discuss how to maximize the use of City Hall space, including moving some operations into the top floor of the 5-story building.
“The council has the feeling that we could tighten up the use of the footprint and free up some space,” said Bill McDonald, the interim city manager.
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