Kennewick City

Pasco City Hall, once known as Pasco High School back in 1922, underwent a remarkable transformation in 1995 to become the bustling administrative center of our vibrant city. Steeped in the heritage of Pasco's founding in 1891, this historic building now stands as a pillar of civic engagement and efficient governance. Offering a range of vital services such as utility billing, permits, licenses, and Parks & Rec initiatives, City Hall is a one-stop destination for community needs. Within its walls, you'll find key departments like the City Clerk's office, Public Works Administration, Community Development, City Council chambers, and the City Manager's Office. This dynamic space seamlessly merges our past with a forward-looking approach to city management, creating a collaborative environment where residents actively participate in shaping the destiny of Pasco. Discover a blend of tradition and innovation at Pasco City Hall, where the spirit of community progress thrives. Generated using this place's available information

City Hall is a part of the city of Walla Walla in Washington. The city maintains parks, recreational facilities and business establishments. It has an administration department that is responsible for the preparation of annual budget. The city operates a police department that provides crime prevention and law enforcement solutions. It also maintains a public works department that offers engineering, administration, sanitation and fleet services. The city has a public library that stocks books, magazines, periodicals and reference materials. Its parks and recreation department organizes various sports and athletic activities. In addition, the city maintains finance, human resources and technology services departments.