Lodging Tax Funding

Puyallup, WALocal News

Puyallup city officials announced new funding opportunities from the lodging tax on June 1, 2025, aimed at promoting local business growth. This initiative focuses on large businesses and is designed to finance community projects that enhance economic development. Interested applicants can submit their proposals through the city’s official website. The funding is expected to provide essential support for local enterprises, fostering a more robust economic environment. Local leaders stress the importance of these funds, citing that they can lead to sustainable growth and job creation.

In 2024, the lodging tax generated over $1 million, highlighting the potential impact of this funding. As businesses are encouraged to apply, city officials anticipate a positive response that could transform the local economic landscape. This initiative marks a significant step in Puyallup's efforts to support its business community.

Related Articles

One injured, 11 displaced after apartment fire in Puyallup, WA

One person sustained injuries, and 11 residents were displaced following a significant apartment fire in downtown Puyallup, WA, late Thursday night. Firefighters responded to the blaze, which erupted around 10:35 p.m., and successfully extinguished it by 12:27 a.m. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

Over 300k bees found inside walls of historic Puyallup house

A Pierce County plumbing company discovered over 350,000 bees inside the walls of a historic home in Puyallup. Beekeeper Michael A. Pernorio removed the bees and sealed the entrance to prevent further infestations. The previous owners had lived in the house for about 60 years, likely unaware of the buzzing inhabitants.

City Hosting Project Kick-off Ceremony of Cornforth Campbell Property

The City of Puyallup will hold a ceremony on June 13 to mark the beginning of the Cornforth Campbell property redevelopment project. The project, which includes 115 apartment units and a food hall, aims to revitalize downtown and create new jobs.