City of Pullman

2021 Consumer Confidence Report for the City of Pullman Drinking Water System, Pullman WA

The Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee has launched a Revisioning Tool, and is requesting public feedback and participation.

Winter Weather Forecast and Preparedness for December 16

Maintenance Worker Kirby Getz has been taking extra steps to support our mission to ensure strong infrastructure for a safe and thriving community.

The annual residential leaf collection program for 2021 will begin Monday, November 8.

November 1, 2021, marks the transition to winter shift schedules for City of Pullman Maintenance & Operations personnel

Imagine a Day Without Water is a national education campaign that brings together diverse stakeholders to highlight how water is essential, invaluable, and in need of investment.

The City of Pullman Maintenance Division is performing street sweeping downtown Tuesday morning, October 19, 2021 to address fallen leaves.

The City of Pullman Maintenance Division is performing additional street sweeping downtown this week to address fallen leaves.

The City of Pullman Maintenance Division will conduct residential leaf collection activity during November of 2021.

A paint supply shortage has impacted timelines associated with the Maintenance Division's annual street painting project.

Today, August 16, 2021, is the first-ever nationally recognized Backflow Prevention Day. National Backflow Prevention Day is intended to bring awareness to the role that backflow prevention plays in keeping water safe to use and drink

Congratulations to the City of Pullman Wastewater Treatment Plant professionals for receiving this well-deserved recognition!

Cracksealing work will take place throughout town beginning at 6:00 AM on July 16, July 23, and July 30

The City of Pullman Water Department is pleased to present a summary on the quality of the water provided to you during the past year.

The City of Pullman is issuing a call to action, requesting that water customers voluntarily reduce irrigation water use by 15%.

The City of Pullman does not expect the current shortage of chlorine to impact city services.

Please join us as we pay tribute to our City of Pullman public works professionals, and recognize the substantial contributions they make to protect our health, safety, and quality of life.

Work to repair a Spring Street water main will impact water service to approximately 50 customers on May 13, 2021.

A visit with Randy reflecting on 30-years with the M&O Division.

Thoughts from our M&O Superintendent Art Garro.

The in-house laboratory at the City of Pullman WWTP helps to ensure environmental safety for all.

City Maintenance crews use many tools, including specialized sewer cameras, to keep city sewer infrastructure running smoothly for our customers.

Maintenance crews will be working to repair potholes, and remove gravel from area roadways March 1 -5, 2021

Snow removal has been scheduled to occur during the early morning hours of Thursday, February 18, 2021

The Equipment Rental Division works to help residents, visitors, and city staff move safely through Pullman. Find out how they continued this work as COVID hit.

Water systems undergo a revamp as the seasons change. Water demand is lower during the winter months, and our Operations crew members prepare the system accordingly.

The City of Pullman wastewater treatment plant treats sewage from every home and business in Pullman and WSU, an average of 2.76 million gallons per day.

Winter Weather Briefing, November 10, 2020

Winter Weather Briefing, November 6, 2020

2020 Residential Leaf Collection

The current weather forecast is calling for snow accumulation ranging between 5” – 7”, to fall between Friday evening, October 23, and Saturday, October 24.