City of Sumner, Washington
Alisa O'Haver-Ayala, P.E., CCM is a Public Works Deputy Director - Engineering and City Engineer at the City of Sumner, Washington. Alisa previously worked as a Resident Engineer at the Port of Seattle, an Office Engineer at URS Corporation, an Assistant Resident Engineer at Heery International, and an Office Engineer at KBA, Inc. Alisa also has experience as a Civil Project Engineer at KPFF Consulting Engineers, Transportation Engineer at Kitsap County Public Works, Civil Design Engineer at KPFF Consulting Engineers, and a Traffic Engineering Intern at the City of Bellevue. Alisa holds a BSCE in Civil Engineering from the University of Washington.
City of Sumner, Washington
The City of Sumner's vision is to set the standard of excellence for a progressive small city. Every day, we provide needed and valued services that promote our sense of community. These services include police; parks; water, sewer and storm utilities; cemetery; planning; permits; finance and administration. Sumner, known as the Rhubarb Pie Capital of the World, is a city of 9,400 residents and over 10,000 jobs. The community feels like home with a classic Main Street, numerous parades, high school located in the center of town, and the largest YMCA in the State of Washington, built in 2015. This is where local gossip is served up along with your lunch; where citizens are highly involved in making the community better; and where the marching band practices through the streets on weeknights.