Put Your Food Waste in Your Yard Waste Cart! Pierce County’s curbside residential yard waste program now accepts food waste! You can now put all food and yard waste in your existing yard waste container. Newly accepted items include dairy, eggs and shells, grains and bread, spoiled leftovers, and meat Read more
Exciting news for Washington State seniors! From May 1st through October 1st, the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program is offering an excellent opportunity for eligible seniors to enrich their diet with fresh, local produce. If you are 60 years or older (55+ for Native American or Alaska Native individuals), and Read more
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of Sumner has fixed Monday,April 1, 2024, at approximately 6:00pm, in the Council Chambers, located at City Hall, 1104 Maple Street, Sumner, Washington, as the time and place for a public hearing on the declaring an item purchased with restricted utility funds Read more
The current RV dump station located at the end of State Street will close permanently on April 30. We were happy to offer this service to our residents for a number of years; however, a few problems make this service no longer viable to provide: – Businesses in the area, Read more
Sound Transit is beginning construction on their parking garage for the Sumner Station. Although this is not a City project, we know it will impact neighboring residents, businesses and commuters. Here’s are the links to follow for more information about this project.
Garbage Service in the City of Sumner is managed by Murrey’s Disposal. Click Here for contact information about service, billing and schedules. Murrey’s Disposal Rates The City of Sumner is increasing the refuse rates in accordance with the contract with D.M. Disposal. Below are a listing of the current rates and the Read more
Stewart Road is about to get a new bridge over the White River. Not only is it the last two-lane choke-point for traffic, but it also chokes the river’s flow beneath it. The new four-lane bridge will be higher and wider, letting the river meander where it needs to go, Read more
Fats, oils and grease, known collectively as FOG, represent the most serious enemy of our sewer lines. This includes Butter Cooking oil Salad dressing Mayonnaise Grease Gravy Sauces Food/meat scraps Lard Margarine Shortening When you dump FOG down your drain, it forms large, thick grease balls that clog pipes and Read more
