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Public Meeting Proposed Intersection Improvements

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The City of Bonney Lake is hosting a public meeting on December 6, 2023, at the Justice & Municipal Center to discuss proposed improvements to two key intersections: Angeline Road and Veterans Memorial Drive, and Church Lake Road E and West Tapps Highway E. The proposed enhancements for Angeline Road include a roundabout and a multi-use path to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety, with design work expected to begin in 2025, pending construction funding. For Church Lake Road, the city is exploring various options to enhance traffic flow and sight distance, including potential roadway reconstruction, a traffic signal, or another roundabout. Community engagement is encouraged, allowing residents to share their input on these important infrastructure improvements.

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Bonney Lake Job Fair

The Bonney Lake Job Fair is set to take place on April 16, 2025, at the Public Services Center in Buckley, United Kingdom. This event aims to connect job seekers with local employers across various sectors, including public service and business. With a focus on community engagement, the job fair offers a valuable opportunity for residents to explore employment options in the region.

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Allan Yorke Park New Playground Information

The City of Bonney Lake has announced the installation of a new inclusive playground at Allan Yorke Park, following delays due to funding challenges. With financial support from local representatives, the project is moving forward after securing necessary funds from the state legislature. An updated quote from the playground installer is expected soon, with a City Council vote anticipated in the coming months.

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Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Survey

The City of Bonney Lake is updating its Hazard Mitigation Plan in collaboration with Pierce County's Emergency Management Department, aiming to reduce risks associated with local hazards. Community input is encouraged through a survey, which will enhance the planning process. This initiative is part of a broader federal requirement for local governments to have FEMA-approved hazard mitigation plans to access disaster assistance.