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The history of the Bonney Lake plateau figures prominently in the early history of Washington Territory. The Naches Trail, a former Native American path extending from the waters of Puget Sound to the Cascade Mountains and beyond, saw not only the traffic of Native Americans, but also trappers with the Hudson Bay Company and explorers from the ...

With a population just over 20,500, Bonney Lake maintains a small town feel but is big enough to have most of the necessary amenities. Shop and dine locally at national chains and small businesses limiting trips into further and more crowded locations.

The City of Bonney Lake is the fifth largest city in Pierce County and has been one of the faster growing cities in Washington State. The area was established in 1853, but not incorporated until 1949 with just 327 residents.

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A variety of interactive maps, search engines and other useful tools are available at the following State and County websites: • Pierce County GIS Center • Assessor-Treasurer Parcel Search

The City of Bonney Lake is home to multiple lakes. The two public lakes open to boaters are Lake Tapps and Lake Bonney. 2024 Allan Yorke Park Boat Launch and Parking Information is available by clicking the tab below. Water Safety Notes: Mandatory Boating Education Cards are required for most boaters. See below for more information.

What will Bonney Lake look like in 2049? The City is updating the Comprehensive Plan to reflect how the residents of the community want the City to grow in 25 years, which will coincide with the City’s centennial in 2049.

To be eligible to apply for small works projects with the City of Bonney Lake, companies must be registered with MRSC Rosters. Registration may be completed online at www.MRSCrosters.org. Contact MRSC Rosters with questions at 206-625-1300.

Here are some services provided by the Bonney Lake Police Department. If you have further questions, you may contact the police department at 253-863-2218. File a Police Report