The University Place City Council will hold a Regular Meeting on March 18 (6:30 PM). Access the agenda and access instructions here.
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U.P. is hiring
Want to join the green team that keeps our city looking fabulous? The City is hiring for a Landscape Maintenance Tech and Seasonal Maintenance workers! Don’t leaf this opportunity behind – apply before March 15 for the landscaping role or until filled for seasonal positions. Visit our employment page today.
Public Hearing: Stormwater Management Program
The City Council of the City of University Place will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, March 18, 2024, as part of its regular meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m., to consider updates to the City’s Stormwater Management Program. The hearing will be held in the Council Chambers, 3609 Market Place West, Third Floor, University Place. […]
The Name Change Is Official
In a historic vote, the members of the Tahoma Audubon Society have voted to change the name to Tahoma Bird Alliance. The votes tallied were 87% in favor of the name change. We are thrilled to have had such a high voter turnout and such an overwhelming affirmation for Tahoma Bird Alliance. We will be changing our […]
Princess Lilly Celebrated at U.P. Council Meeting
Congratulations to the amazing Lillian Ecklund for being crowned this year’s Curtis High School Daffodil Princess! Mayor Figueroa’s proclamation at the Council meeting recognized her many outstanding achievements. Princess Lilly was joined by her father, Jack Ecklund, and Daffodil Coordinator Garnett in the celebration. True royalty in our midst!
UPPD Police Blotter – Mar. 6
The most recent significant public safety activity in University Place can be read here.
Brock’s Academy operating in University Place
The City of University Place will officially welcome Brock’s Academy with a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, March 19 (4-7 pm, ribbon cutting at 4:30 pm) at 6721 Regents Blvd.
Join the Rotary CleanUP April 27
Submitted by Claudia Ellsworth. The second annual Rotary CleanUP is Saturday, April 27. In this event we tackle removing the trash and litter along our streets and curbs and celebrate community. (Did you know that Washington State is the worst state for littering on public roads? Let’s try to “curb” that in our own fair […]
Honoring Joe Scorcio
Submitted by the Chambers Creek Foundation. The following is from the Chambers Creek Foundation Newsletter. This e-newsletter represents the first in a yearlong series focusing on the past, present, and future of Chambers Creek Regional Park. Our knowledge of that history was almost entirely assembled by one of the Foundation’s founding members and long-time board […]