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Voters didn't want new Puyallup police station. The city may spend $115M on one anyway

Summary by The News Tribune

Jul. 19—The city of Puyallup found a way to get a new public safety building without voters. Voters have rejected the city's proposal to build a new public safety building three times. The last proposal was on the November ballot. About 51.6 percent of voters were against it and about 48.4 percent were for it. It needed 60 percent to pass. Now the plan the city is considering is to lease space ...

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