Committees, Commissions and Partners
The City appoints citizens to advisory boards, commissions, and committees and task forces which advise and make recommendations to the City Council and staff on certain decisions and policy matters.
Councilmembers, city staff and community members make up various commissions and committees within the City of University Place. Each year the committees and commissions meet with the City Council; this year the group held their meeting on Monday, February 27. This PowerPoint presentation describes the vision and strategies of University Place as discussed at that meeting. This presentation also touches on the City's economic stability along with glimpses into the future with pictures of Town Center.
To find out more about City Committees, Commissions and City Partners, click on a selection below. To find out more information regarding volunteer opportunities, please click on the Volunteer link.
City Commissions
Public Safety Commission
Economic Development Commission
Parks & Recreation Commission
Planning Commission
City Committees
Finance Committee
There are many community groups or City Partners within the community such as those listed below. A City Partner is defined in one of the following ways; as a group that the City makes a financial contribution or provides in-kind services to, groups that have a written contract with the City, or groups that maintain or improve public facilities. Council also recognizes groups that fulfill a special community need.
City Partners
Adrianna Hess Wetland Committee
Chambers Creek Foundation
Curran Orchard Resource Enthusiasts (CORE)
Franchised Utilities
Friends of Homestead Park
Pierce County Commission Against Domestic Violence
Senior Activity Committee
SUNDogs
TACID
Tahoma Audubon Society
UP for Art
University Place Historical Society
University Place School District #83
University Place Youth Council
University Place Volunteer Center
University Place Library
U.P. Community Supported Parks and Recreation
University Place Civic and Library Building Atrium Use
The University Place Civic and Library Building is a community gathering space. The Atrium may be used for events sponsored by the City of University Place and the Pierce County Library System as well as any of their approved partners. You can find information here regarding use of this space for events, including an application form, an event calendar, and policies and procedures regarding Atrium use.