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Citys Website Gets a Refresh

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Earlier this month, University Place launched a newly refreshed website, www. CityofUP. com, aimed at enhancing the experience for residents and business owners. The site now includes ADA accessibility features, ensuring it is usable for all community members. Key topics such as City events, the Police Blotter, and the SeeClickFix service for reporting public nuisances are highlighted for quick access.

The modern design and user-friendly navigation aim to improve information dissemination and community interaction. This update reflects the city’s ongoing commitment to better communication and accessibility. Additionally, the new site serves as a central hub for news and updates relevant to University Place residents. Improved online engagement is expected to foster stronger community ties. Residents are encouraged to explore the site for timely information.

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Icing on the (Cup)cake

University Place residents can enjoy free sweets and engage with the U.P. Public Safety team on Thursday, Dec. 11, from 3 to 4 p.m. at Wanna Cupcake. Police Chief Pat Burke will address community concerns while attendees participate in a cupcake decorating contest and giveaways.

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Stormwater Maintenance Is Everyones Job

Developers, businesses, and homeowners must inspect and maintain on-site stormwater systems annually to minimize flooding risks. U.P.'s Public Works Department actively cleans streets and storm drains to prevent debris buildup. Residents can contact the city's stormwater coordinator for more information on reducing stormwater impacts.

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Apply Now for a 2026 Association of Washington Cities Scholarship

High school seniors in University Place, active in community leadership, can apply for a $3,000 scholarship from the Association of Washington Cities. Applications are due by 4 p.m. on January 5, 2026, and the city will nominate one student for the scholarship competition.