Officers were driving down South Prairie Road when three juveniles crossed in front of them. One of the juveniles then took a pen and started to write on the nearby landscaped rock wall.
Officers advised that a male had been detained at the Bonney Lake Justice and Municipal Center for being intoxicated and disorderly on Oct. 3. It appeared the man was drinking from an alcoholic beverage from a plastic water bottle while in court.
Officers were driving on 182nd Ave E when they observed a car pull in front of them. Officers recognized the driver, who was issued a citation for driving with a suspended license last month. Officers pulled over the car and the driver confirmed his license was still suspended.
Officers were called to a shoplift on Sept. 23 where the subject had fled the scene on his bike. According to loss prevention, the male was detained after exiting the store without paying for merchandise. With the help of a customer, the subject was detained, but when he found out loss prevention was on the phone with the police, ran out of the store and escaped on his bike.
Officers were called Sept. 1 to a hit and run report. Witnesses told officers a white van was tailgating them, but when they pulled over to let the van pass, the van’s drivers-side tires hit the curb, spun out and collided with a tree, which is how the scene looked when officers arrived.
This upcoming election will give citizens an opportunity to vote on the largest local tax increase in this country’s history.
Put your inner detective skills to work Oct. 28 at Parks and Recreation’s Murder Mystery Dinner, set for 7:30 p.m. Oct. 28, at Chambers Creek Regional Park, 9850 64th St. W. in University Place.
The holidays are just around the corner and businesses are already busy hiring for seasonal work. According to the National Retail Federation holiday sales increased three percent last year to $626.1 billion.
Immunization rates of toddlers in Washington are increasing, and meeting state and national public health goals. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this year’s annual National Immunization Survey shows Washington is better than the national average for most childhood vaccines.
Remember, Monday, Oct. 10, is the deadline for online and mail-in voter registration ahead of the General Election. Secretary Wyman and the state Elections Director Lori Augino said Tuesday that county election departments will also honor mail-in applications with an Oct. 11 postmark.
The agenda and full agenda packet for the October 11, 2016 City Council Meeting are now available to view online.
Pierce County News for the week of October 6, 2016.
There’s a success story right in Downtown Sumner of which you may not be aware. We often gather to cheer on the Sumner High School, but did you know we are very lucky to have the Elhi Hill High School as well?
