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City of Puyallup 2021 Community Survey is Open

February 25, 2021 By City of Puyallup

The City of Puyallup’s first Community Satisfaction Survey is now open to all city residents (polco.us/shzr8b).   The survey is designed to capture residents’ satisfaction with City services and their perceptions of 10 characteristics of livability in Puyallup:

  • Economy
  • Mobility
  • Community Design
  • Utilities
  • Safety
  • Natural Environment
  • Parks & Recreation
  • Health & Wellness
  • Education, Arts & Culture
  • Inclusivity and Engagement

IMPORTANCE OF THE SURVEY:

The community’s feedback will be used by the City to enhance its services and the quality of life in Puyallup. Results from the benchmark survey will be compared to other cities across the nation and over time  to monitor the City’s progress.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

January 11 – February 15:  2700 randomly selected households representing the City’s three districts received the survey via mail with an online option. 

February 15 – 28:  The survey is now open to all City of Puyallup residents. Link: polco.us/shzr8b

All residents are encouraged to share their feedback and make their voices heard by taking the survey before it closes on Sunday, February 28.

CONTACT: If you have questions or require assistance with the survey, please call 253-841-5500 or email tmakharia@puyallupwa.govTake the Community Survey Now!

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Comments

  1. Vernón Rodríguez says

    February 27, 2021 at 3:43 pm

    I’m coming up on my 11th year as a resident of Puyallup, a great community for sure. It’s getting a little bit crowded and may need to begin considering building skyward rather than outward. We don’t necessarily need 90 story megalithic structures, but 30 story structures for a city out size will provide a welcomed revenue stream that would thrust us into an architectural modernization worthy of historical significance.

  2. Connie Nelson says

    February 28, 2021 at 7:01 pm

    What is the City of Puyallup stance on Hazard Pay for Grocery workers?

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