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News Flash University Place, WA CivicEngage

University Place, WALocal News

The article provides a comprehensive overview of archived news alerts from University Place, WA, featuring a variety of emergency alerts and community announcements. With entries dating back to 2010, it highlights significant events that have shaped the local community's response to various situations. Notably, many alerts pertain to emergency situations, underscoring the city's proactive approach to public safety. Recent entries include updates on initiatives like the Reimagining Cirque Park project, which aims to enhance community spaces. This collection not only serves as a historical record but also emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and staying informed.

The alerts encourage residents to participate in local governance and community programs. By providing timely information, the city fosters transparency and trust within the community. Overall, the article reinforces the critical role of communication in enhancing community awareness and involvement.

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Election Day is next Tuesday, Nov. 4

University Place residents can vote on several local positions and measures on November 4. Early voting is available at a designated ballot drop-off location, while in-person voting hours will be extended on November 3 and 4. Voters can find additional information in the Pierce County Official Voters' Pamphlet.