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CALENDARS
Thu, July 3, 2025 12:00 PM
City Hall and Remote offices will be closed Friday July 4th in observation of the 4th of July Holiday. The…
Fri, July 4, 2025 12:00 AM
City Hall and Remote offices will be closed Friday July 4th in observation of the 4th of July Holiday. The…
Mon, July 7, 2025 12:00 PM
Pierce County Emergency Management tests the lahar sirens on the first Monday of each month at noon. They use the…
City Hall - Council Chambers
Mon, July 7, 2025 06:00 PM
Full business meeting of the City Council with action taken. Meeting includes the opportunity for the public to comment on…
City Hall - Council Chambers
Mon, July 7, 2025 06:30 PM
A special study session to discuss downtown parking. To Participate Please click the link to join the webinar: https://sumnerwa-gov.zoom.us/j/84141683437 Join by…
Downtown Sumner
Wed, July 9, 2025 05:00 PM
The Sumner Night Market returns this summer on Wednesdays from 5–8 PM, June 25 through August 27, bringing the heart…
City Hall - First Floor Conference Room
Wed, July 9, 2025 06:00 PM
A volunteer commission who provides advice to City officials on the implementation of the City of Sumner Design and Development…
City Hall - Second Floor Conference Room
Wed, July 9, 2025 04:00 PM
A committee of the City Council that takes a more in-depth review of items related to finance and personnel matters.…
City Hall - First Floor Conference Room
Thu, July 10, 2025 04:30 PM
The Forestry & Parks Commission provides advice to the City on issues related to Sumner’s parks, recreational facilities, cemetery, trails,…
City Hall - Council Chambers
Thu, July 10, 2025 06:00 PM
This meeting was rescheduled from 7/3 to 7/10 A volunteer commission who provides advice to City officials on issues related…
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Do you know what my name Suki means?!?! It means “like” and “love” — I would like to meet you, and I would love to join your family!
My previous owners brought me to the shelter when they were no longer able to take care of a dog. I’m super happy, healthy, and friendly, and my buddies at the shelter have told me that I have been spayed and had all my shots. So I’m ready to get adopted today!
I am 3 years old, and as you can see by my photos, I have a smile that you are guaranteed to love! My vet thought I was a Shiba Inu mix since I’m medium-sized, but my doggie DNA test said that I am a perfect mix of shepherd (German and Australian!), retriever, and chow. Besides being super cute and happy, I am very playful and described as a “social butterfly” by the shelter staff who take care of me.
If you would like to meet Suki, we would love to have you reach out to the Metro Animal Services Shelter at pets@sumnerwa.gov. We are open Tuesday through Saturday, and are located near the South Hill Mall in Puyallup.
My previous owners brought me to the shelter when they were no longer able to take care of a dog. I’m super happy, healthy, and friendly, and my buddies at the shelter have told me that I have been spayed and had all my shots. So I’m ready to get adopted today!
I am 3 years old, and as you can see by my photos, I have a smile that you are guaranteed to love! My vet thought I was a Shiba Inu mix since I’m medium-sized, but my doggie DNA test said that I am a perfect mix of shepherd (German and Australian!), retriever, and chow. Besides being super cute and happy, I am very playful and described as a “social butterfly” by the shelter staff who take care of me.
If you would like to meet Suki, we would love to have you reach out to the Metro Animal Services Shelter at pets@sumnerwa.gov. We are open Tuesday through Saturday, and are located near the South Hill Mall in Puyallup.
As we gear up for fireworks, BBQs, and summer fun, don’t forget about our furry friends! The 4th of July can be a stressful (and even dangerous) time for pets. Here are some quick tips to keep them safe and happy:
-Keep Them Indoors: Fireworks can frighten pets. Create a quiet, comfortable space inside where they can feel secure.
-ID Tags & Microchips: Make sure your pet’s ID tag is up to date in case they get scared and run off.
-Skip the Fireworks: Leave pets at home when heading to displays—it’s safer and less stressful for them.
-Secure Exits: Loud noises can cause pets to bolt. Double-check that doors, windows, and gates are secure.
-Use Background Noise: Play soft music or turn on the TV to help drown out fireworks booms.
Let’s make sure the holiday is fun for everyone, including our four-legged family members! Stay safe and have a happy 4th!
-Keep Them Indoors: Fireworks can frighten pets. Create a quiet, comfortable space inside where they can feel secure.
-ID Tags & Microchips: Make sure your pet’s ID tag is up to date in case they get scared and run off.
-Skip the Fireworks: Leave pets at home when heading to displays—it’s safer and less stressful for them.
-Secure Exits: Loud noises can cause pets to bolt. Double-check that doors, windows, and gates are secure.
-Use Background Noise: Play soft music or turn on the TV to help drown out fireworks booms.
Let’s make sure the holiday is fun for everyone, including our four-legged family members! Stay safe and have a happy 4th!
Our hearts are heavy following the tragic events that unfolded yesterday involving our fire service brothers and sisters in Idaho from the Coeur d’Alene Fire Department and Kootenai County Fire & Rescue.
The Sumner Police Department extends our deepest condolences to everyone affected by this senseless act of violence.
Please keep the families of all involved in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.
The Sumner Police Department extends our deepest condolences to everyone affected by this senseless act of violence.
Please keep the families of all involved in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.
UPDATE 10:20 pm: Savannah has been found and is safe. Thank you!
Original Post: Please be on the lookout for missing juvenile, Savannah Eagleson. If you have any information about Savannah and her whereabouts, please call our Tip Line at 253-299-5678 and reference Case 2517600627.
Original Post: Please be on the lookout for missing juvenile, Savannah Eagleson. If you have any information about Savannah and her whereabouts, please call our Tip Line at 253-299-5678 and reference Case 2517600627.
🎆 4th of July is almost here! 🎇
Let’s celebrate safely and respectfully. Only use legal fireworks on July 4th from Noon to Midnight. Better yet, skip the stress and catch a public, professional show!
🚨 Call 911 if fireworks are causing injuries or threatening people/property.
🔕 Annoyed by noise or fireworks outside legal days/hours? Report it at FireworksReport.com from June 28 to July 7.
Stay safe, stay smart, and let’s have a fun and responsible Independence Day! 🇺🇸
#SumnerWA #FourthOfJuly #FireworksSafety
Let’s celebrate safely and respectfully. Only use legal fireworks on July 4th from Noon to Midnight. Better yet, skip the stress and catch a public, professional show!
🚨 Call 911 if fireworks are causing injuries or threatening people/property.
🔕 Annoyed by noise or fireworks outside legal days/hours? Report it at FireworksReport.com from June 28 to July 7.
Stay safe, stay smart, and let’s have a fun and responsible Independence Day! 🇺🇸
#SumnerWA #FourthOfJuly #FireworksSafety
Kittens sure are cute, but oh boy, they can be a handful! Take it from us adult cats, you should scroll past those kittens and take a look at us…
Our buddies at the shelter have named us Opal, Princess, and Bulgogi, and we are all estimated to be somewhere around 1 to 2 years old. We each got lost from our previous homes in Sumner and Puyallup, but were so lucky that nice people found us and brought us to the shelter so we could be safe. Now that we have had our shots and been spayed, we are ready to go to a real home today!
We each have our own unique personalities, so we are sure that you will find one of us is a purrrfect match to you. One of us is very sweet, one of us is very playful, and one of us is very curious – so you’ll just have to come down to the shelter to find out who is who!
If you would like to meet Opal, Princess, or Bulgogi, please reach out to the Metro Animal Services Shelter in Puyallup at pets@sumnerwa.gov. These ladies need to find three forever families and we hope it is with you!
Our buddies at the shelter have named us Opal, Princess, and Bulgogi, and we are all estimated to be somewhere around 1 to 2 years old. We each got lost from our previous homes in Sumner and Puyallup, but were so lucky that nice people found us and brought us to the shelter so we could be safe. Now that we have had our shots and been spayed, we are ready to go to a real home today!
We each have our own unique personalities, so we are sure that you will find one of us is a purrrfect match to you. One of us is very sweet, one of us is very playful, and one of us is very curious – so you’ll just have to come down to the shelter to find out who is who!
If you would like to meet Opal, Princess, or Bulgogi, please reach out to the Metro Animal Services Shelter in Puyallup at pets@sumnerwa.gov. These ladies need to find three forever families and we hope it is with you!
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