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The City of Lakewood is located in Washington state in the South Puget Sound region. It is home to nearly 63,000 residents.
Lakewood is home to nearly 64,000 residents and has one of the most culturally diverse populations in Washington. With lush parks, lakes, thriving businesses, and plenty of opportunities we are happy to call Lakewood home. To learn about Lakewood’s history, visit our History of Lakewood page.
Lakewood Development Services reviews all permits, building applications, and building inspections. Use this page to find information on permits, building information, and building inspections in Lakewood.
City of Lakewood Staff Directory. MEDIA CONTACTS: City of Lakewood: Brynn Grimley, Communications Manager, 253-255-3396. Lakewood Police Department: Charles Porche, Public Information Officer, 253-830-5020.
The City Council enacts all legislation and general policy decisions governing Lakewood. Lakewood City Council consists of seven part-time, nonpartisan members elected every two years. They then hold a four-year term.
The City of Lakewood contracts Waste Connections for garbage services. For questions about garbage and recycling in Lakewood, visit Lemay’s website.
Lakewood enjoys 600+ acres of parkland across 14 parks. Our parks feature wildlife, beaches, playgrounds, sports fields, trails, and more. The City also organizes community events and activities for kids and older adults.
John Caulfield began serving as City Manager of Lakewood, Washington after being appointed by the City Council in September 2013. Caulfield previously served as City Manager of Mountlake Terrace from January 2006 to September 2013.
The Rental Housing Safety Program ensures that all rental units within city limits are safe. Rental property owners are required to register their property yearly with the City. On top of this, they must submit to inspections every five years. 6000 Main St SW. Lakewood, WA 98499.
The Lakewood Public Works Engineering Department combined with the Community and Economic Development to form the Planning and Public Works Department. This department is responsible for transportation planning, engineering, street systems, and surface water & stormwater management. Find information about land use and planning here.