Edgewood Police Department

The Algona Public Works Department in Auburn, WA is responsible for providing water, sewer, and storm drainage services to the City of Algona. They serve approximately 920 residential and 45 commercial water accounts, maintaining the city's water mains and meters. The department also handles the billing for these services, with a flat rate charge for water and separate charges for sewer and storm drainage. In addition to water and sewer services, the Algona Public Works Department also oversees the maintenance and improvements of the city's storm water drains, channels, and facilities. They work in partnership with the City of Auburn to purchase water wholesale and ensure the efficient delivery of these essential services to the residents and businesses of Algona.Generated from the website

The Federal Way Police Department is a nationally accredited, full-service law enforcement agency that provides police services for citizens, business owners and visitors of Federal Way, Wash. Its staff members include police officers, certified jailers, code enforcement officers, crime scene technicians, record room employees, communication operators and dispatchers. The police department offers various services, including traffic incident management, crime mapping and control of sexual offences. The Federal Way Police Department operates a group of volunteer amateur radio operators who provide auxiliary communication services during emergencies, earthquakes, civil disturbances and other disasters. It operates an explosive ordnance disposal squad that identifies and disposes off improvised hazardous devices, explosive contraband, small arms ammunition and law enforcement chemicals.

The City of Des Moines in Washington is a waterfront community with a residential population of more than 25,000. The city has several beaches and public parks. It offers housing opportunities for individuals and families of various income levels. Incorporated in 1959, the City of Des Moines features fishing piers and boardwalks for strolling. The city operates through the finance, fire, police, public works, and building and planning departments. Its community receives services from several public agencies, utility companies and nonprofit organizations. The City of Des Moines administers a variety of programs for children, adolescents, adults, women and senior citizens.