City of Tacoma to Honor Mayor Emeritus Harold G. Moss

The City of Tacoma is honoring the legacy of Mayor Emeritus Harold G. Moss, a pivotal figure in the city's history and an advocate for civil rights. The event, spanning from September 26 to October 2, 2019, will take place at Tacoma City Hall, inviting the community to participate in celebrating Moss's significant contributions. As the first African American mayor of Tacoma, Moss's tenure was marked by efforts to promote civil and political rights, making this tribute especially meaningful. The ceremony will feature remarks from local officials and highlight Moss's impact on the Tacoma City Council and beyond.

Attendees will have the opportunity to reflect on Moss's legacy and the values he championed throughout his career. This recognition underscores Tacoma's commitment to honoring its influential leaders and fostering a sense of community. By engaging residents in this tribute, the city aims to inspire future generations to continue advocating for equity and justice. The City of Tacoma encourages everyone to join in commemorating Harold G. Moss's enduring impact on the community.