Remember when you used to play Monopoly or another board game and fought over who was “the banker”? Sometimes, you wanted that job because you had easy access to all that (play) money. Sometimes, you avoided that job like the plague because people demanded their payment on time, they shoved Read more…
Vote for one or many of your favorite Sumner businesses for 2022 B.O.W.W. Do you think Sumner has the best? Pizza? Family Farm? Bookstore? Brew Pub? You can nominate local businesses now! More Info Here ! Vote Here
The Town Center Utility & Woonerf Project is getting underway today. We expect Kincaid to be closed to vehicles between Main & Maple for the start of construction. Businesses on Kincaid are still open and accessible by sidewalk. Stay up tp date on the project by clicking the link below:
Starting June 1, 2022, Sumner’s pet license fees changed for altered dogs only. Their annual license fee is now $20 per year, up $4 from the previous $16. Altered Dogs owned by Seniors (owners age 65+) are now $10, up $2 from the previous $8. No other rates change. This Read more…
Alerts for Your Sumner Location(s) Get Emergency Notifications and General Notifications delivered right to your phone and/or email box. No matter where you are, alerts to your phone will tell you if there’s an issue near your home, business, school, etc. Click the button below to sign up for the Read more…
This video from The News Tribune highlights plans to upgrade Seibenthaler Park and design the new park space on the Bennett property.
Wondering about upcoming road projects in Sumner? How about looking at what we anticipate will happen in the next six years? Here’s a TIP: every year, Sumner updates our Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) to tell you exactly what projects are on our radar, their progress and their funding.
The City of Sumner received $2.9 million from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), half in 2021 and half in 2022. How is the City spending this funding? A Council committee continues to explore and answer this question. The Council has passed three rounds of funding to date with approximately Read more…
Have you noticed an increase in graffiti lately? We have too. There has been an increase. In the past 12 months, our Parks staff have spent 190 hours, which is $6,800, in just labor/time to clean up graffiti. Worse, that’s time not spent doing other projects around the city. The Read more…