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City Communications
Responsibilities
At the City of Puyallup, we are committed to enhancing government transparency and improving communication with our residents and businesses. The City Communications team is responsible for development of a strategic Communications Plan, as well as daily management of current communications tools. Some of these tools include social media, news releases, newsletters, and the City website.
To stay current on City happenings, please visit our Press Release page, where new information is posted on a frequent basis.
Puyallup Connection - City E-Newsletter
The City is pleased to announce the launch of our first-ever community e-newsletter. Called the Puyallup Connection, this electronic newsletter will be the official source of information about the City.
Sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. After signing up, you will begin seeing the newsletter delivered to your inbox every month.
Electronic copies of the Puyallup Connection will be archived on this page.
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Eric Johnson
Public Affairs Officer
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Erica Unruh
Community Relations Coordinator
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