FEMA's New Flood Rating Reduces Insurance Premiums in Pierce County - Read the press release.

 
Edgewood Voted
Best City to Live In! 
We knew it all along, but the Fife Milton Edgewood Signal confirmed by popular vote that Edgewood is the Best City to Live In! 

What's Up with WSDOT's Widening Project on Meridian? Follow their progress and check for updates on WSDOT's  website.

Edgewood Welcomes New Businesses - Read the Business Examiner article for more on the Meridian Corridor.

City Council, Committee and Board Meetings - Want to stay in touch with City business? Attend Council or citizen advisory body meetings!  Access the Meetings and Events calendar on the tab above for upcoming meeting agenda packets. Council meeting minutes audio are available after approval via the City Council tab above. It's your City - stay involved!

May is Stroke Awareness Month - Think F.A.S.T. - Post this information about how you can identify someone who is having a stroke so your family can read and use it too!

Be Prepared for an Emergency!  Find a 7-day  emergency/disaster kit checklist, evacuation planning, and information on who to contact should an emergency/disaster occur. Pierce County's website has all the information for you.  A Disaster Preparedness Guide is also available.

Free Gun Locks Available - The Edgewood Police Department has a limited supply of gun chamber locks at City Hall to be distributed upon request at no cost to you. Stop by or call City Hall for more information.

Free Listing for Edgewood Businesses on our Business Directory Page!  If your business is located within the Edgewood City limits and you have a current Edgewood business license, you can have your business added to the Edgewood Business Directory page on the web at no cost to you!  Residents who want to shop local  can use this page to find your business!  Email or call City Hall for more information!

Wild Animals in Residential Areas  Visit the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's  website regarding wildlife management methods.

Why Move Your Business to Edgewood
Because it's a Great Location with a bright future!

Shop Edgewood First!  Find local businesses and services nearby. Keep your dollars in Edgewood by using the Business Directory!

Energy $mart is a program for Edgewood business owners designed to help conserve energy and save money through walkthrough site visits, recommendations and rebates.  Energy and money saving tips work both at home and at your business!

City Hall is closed 1/2 days (Noon - 5 p.m.) every Friday

Fish-Friendly Car Wash Kit Available Now at No Cost!!   Are you planning a fundraising car wash or are you a business owner who allows fundraising car wash events on your property?  If so, find out why you'll need to use the loaner or a similar kit.  Click to find out how to borrow a kit for your event that's being held in the City limits. Call City Hall if you have questions.

Hey Kids!  Be a Drain Ranger and Help Keep the Puget Sound Clean! Fun stuff, ranger badge and more!  See Puget Sound Starts Here for details!

Free Workshops at the Puyallup Public Library!  "Dress for Success - for Less" (starting June 6th).  Register today!

Planning an Event?  Your Civic Center Community Room is Available to Rent!  A new brochure is ready for you!  Review policies, application and fees.  Contact City Hall for details or for a personal walk thorough.  View photos.

24-Hour Fife-Milton-Edgewood Relay for Life - June 15-16 @ Fife High School - Everyone can participate in this American Cancer Society event. See the brochure with sign up information or visit their website for details.

Mt. View Community Center's Kids Club

For 1st through 6th grade students - Wednesday afternoons from 12:30 - 3:00. Registration forms and info are available at www.mtviewcc.org .

Reserve Your Planting Bed at the Edgewood Community Garden -
It's time to reserve your panting bed at the Nelson Farm Park!  A coalition of community leaders, volunteers and businesses came together to make improvements to the garden beds.  The goal is to organize a formal community garden that will benefit Edgewood citizens and local food banks.  Everyone is invited to participate in this community effort.  There were 11 existing garden beds that were repaired or replaced and an additional 9 beds new were constructed last year.

Applications for planting beds are now being accepted. A set of garden standards have been developed to help make this project - and your garden - a success. You can view a presentation by Project Coordinator Dan Brown that details the vision for the project. For more information about this project or how you can be involved, please email City Hall or call  253.952.3299.

Looking for things to do close to home?  Check the Tacoma Regional Convention + Visitor Bureau's website for events, destinations and information.