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City of Pullman Launches Redesigned Website

Pullman, WALocal News

On November 27, 2023, the City of Pullman launched its revamped website, designed to provide a superior user experience for residents. The site retains its original URL, [www. pullman-wa. gov](http://www. pullman-wa.

gov), while incorporating significant enhancements in speed, accessibility, and mobile responsiveness. Among the key features are emergency alerts directly on the homepage, which serve as a critical resource for residents during emergencies. The site also offers various accessibility tools, including language translation and adjustable text settings, to cater to diverse user needs. Mayor Glenn A. Johnson highlighted the redesign as a significant step towards improving how residents interact with city services.

City staff is prepared to assist users in navigating the new design, and they actively seek feedback to ensure the site meets community needs. This initiative reflects the City Council's commitment to enhancing communication and accessibility, ultimately aiming to foster a more engaged and informed community. Residents are encouraged to explore the new features and share their experiences.

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