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Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards expresses ongoing support for the Ellis family's calls for a thorough investigation into Manuel Ellis's death, following an update from the Washington Attorney General's Office. The Mayor appreciates the establishment of a deadline for a charging decision, highlighting the community's desire for transparency and accountability in this case.
Tacoma's Foreclosure Prevention Counseling and Mortgage Help event aims to assist residents facing financial difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic, providing essential resources for homeownership stability. Led by Mayor Victoria Woodards and Habitat for Humanity, this initiative addresses pressing issues of foreclosure and economic recovery in the Seattle Metropolitan Area.
Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards addressed the recent rollback of COVID-19 restrictions in Pierce County, emphasizing the importance of social distancing and community safety. The municipal council, including key figures like Tanisha Jumper, is navigating the challenges presented by the pandemic while prioritizing public health.
The City of Tacoma announces the commencement of the second round of its Resiliency Grant Program on April 9, 2021, aimed at assisting local businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. This initiative, supported by Mayor Victoria Woodards and Shari Hart, emphasizes psychological resilience and financial assistance, contributing to the economic recovery of Tacoma's community.
Tacoma's Mayor Victoria Woodards and Council Member Robert Thoms celebrate the Washington State Legislature's passage of Engrossed Second Substitute House Bill 1480, which extends temporary alcohol sales privileges for local restaurants and bars for two more years. This legislation aims to support businesses recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic by allowing carry-out beverages, contributing to the local economy and job market.
Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma has released a statement regarding the Attorney General's Office update on the Manuel Ellis case, emphasizing the city's call for a thorough and independent investigation. The mayor expresses gratitude for the Attorney General's transparency and acknowledges the community's ongoing grief while awaiting a resolution.
The "Eviction Prevention Learning Lab" event, scheduled for March 29, 2021, in Tacoma, Washington, focuses on addressing critical issues surrounding affordable housing and human rights. Organized by the National League of Cities, the event aims to equip local governments and non-profit organizations with strategies to prevent evictions and promote housing stability.
The Tacoma City Council issued a statement regarding the Pierce County Sheriff, highlighting local government dynamics and community concerns. This event emphasizes the ongoing dialogue between law enforcement and municipal authorities in Tacoma, Washington, reflecting broader issues in public safety and governance.
The Tacoma City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 40763, denouncing anti-Asian American and Pacific Islander sentiment exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Mayor Victoria Woodards emphasized solidarity with the affected communities and reaffirmed the city’s commitment to their safety and well-being. This resolution builds on previous efforts to address systemic inequities faced by marginalized groups in Tacoma.
The City of Tacoma announced new grants and sponsorship opportunities aimed at enhancing environmental services and pollution prevention efforts within the community. The initiative, part of the "Make A Splash" program, focuses on improving surface water quality and ecosystem services, benefiting both local residents and the broader Seattle metropolitan area. This event emphasizes the city's commitment to sustainable practices and community engagement.