City Of Roy, WA. - Government

08/25/2026

The City is happy to share that Paige, our very own Public Works Assistant, passed the Department of Health Water Distribution Manager I course. She has accepted the position as Public Works Director and beginning on the 1st of September will take on the role. She is excited to continue the great work Ryan was doing to finalize the water infrastructure and other city improvements.

08/19/2026

Public Works is currently working on Well 1 and flushing various hydrants as we prepare to utilize the well. This may effect your home's current water. If you do notice any issues, please run your home water or outside hose for 10 minutes and it should help.
We apologize for any issue this may cause.

08/19/2026

It's more than an event for our littles headed back to school. It's an open house for the family with many community-driven activities. Hope to see you there!

08/19/2026

Hope to see you there with any readers in your family!

08/17/2026

The following flyer shares the City's water distribution plan for the remainder of the year. Please note, the monthly dates do coincide with Council Meetings.

08/13/2026

The city of Roy is happy to share the Ryan, our Public Works Director, has taken a position with the great town of Gig Harbor. They are lucky to have him, and we're grateful for his tenure with us.
We can proudly share that Ryan not only made Roy a better place, but he helped prepare the City for future water improvements. We wish him nothing but the best in all of his future endeavors!

The City of Roy.

08/11/2026

The City passed 6 resolutions at last night's Council meeting! Two were given to local awardees for their dedication to the City. Another one was presented to Officer Pearson for his exceptional service and courage during a lawful pursuit on July 17th.

The following three are resolutions pertaining to the City;

1) The approval to move forward with the Crosswalk. The City is happy to share that we have approved a project bid and are excited to have the company begin building a crosswalk for our community shortly.
2) An approved resolution stating that Facebook, although a means to communicate with this great community, is not a legal method of making public record requests.
3) The authorization to sell the Spring Riders. We are happy to share that all four are being sold and the funds will go to future community events.

Next month, the City will present the budget. We look forward to seeing you there!

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08/06/2026

Amendment!---Study Session Monday August 10, 6:30-7:00PM for the Council study session and 7:00PM for the Council Meeting-
This Council Agenda is amended due to a Resolution 981 being added--The Crosswalk Approval Bid.

08/03/2026

---Study Session Monday August 10, 6:30-7:00PM for the Council study session and 7:00PM for the Council Meeting--

07/29/2026

The auction is now closed.

The Spring Rider auction is off and running, and let us share this little secret, you might be surprised inexpensively you may own one of these city classic riders!

Here are the rules

Auction Dates: 22 July– to 5pm on 5 August 2026

How to Participate

1) Choose the spring rider(s) you would like to bid on. You may bid on as many spring riders as you wish.

2) Write your name, phone number, and your bid amount on the any sheet of paper. We need one bid for each item. We will not accept bids for all four collectively. Please bring them to City Hall during normal business hours.

OR

2) Email [email protected] ATTN: Spring Rider Bid and Write your name, phone number, and your bid amount on the bid sheet. We need one bid for each item. We will not accept bids for all four collectively.

3) The highest valid bid at the close of the auction will be the winner.
Auction Ends
5:00 p.m. on 5 August 2026

Winner(s) announced (at their discretion) at the 10 August Council Meeting.

--This is a silent bid--

Basic Rules;
Bids must be written clearly and be legible. A bid can be emailed to [email protected] or brought in on a slip of paper. Please ensure you have put your name, contact information, which rider you're bidding on, and bid amount. Yes, you may bid on multiple riders.

All sales are final.
Items are sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties or guarantees. A City waiver will be signed before payment is accepted and riders are sold and released. Riders are being held by City Hall. If interested in looking at them, please email [email protected] to arrange a time before the close of bidding.

The City of Roy reserves the right to reject any bid or cancel the auction if necessary.
By participating, bidders acknowledge they are responsible for the removal, transportation, installation, and any future use of the spring rider.
Participants agree to release and hold harmless the City of Roy, its elected officials, employees, volunteers, and agents from any claims, injuries, damages, or liabilities arising from the purchase, removal, transport, installation, ownership, or use of the spring rider. Flyers for bidding are also located at City Hall and the Post Office.

In accordance with WAC 200-360-010 and RCW 43.19.1919, surplus equipment may be auctioned, and all proceeds will go to the City of Roy Community Event Fund and/or the City Park Funds.

Thank you for supporting future community events in the City of Roy.