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Current COVID-19 Updates
Starting June 30, the State of Washington is removing most COVID-19 restrictions.

This means that most businesses and organizations may choose to operate as they did before the COVID-19 pandemic with no capacity limits or physical distancing requirements. However, COVID-19 is still present in our communities. Any organization or business may choose to maintain capacity limits or physical distancing, and may require masks – and these are required in some settings. Mask guidance will follow the state health order. The best protection for individuals and communities is to get a COVID-19 vaccine.



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Pierce County Rental and Utility Assistance


Pierce County Human Services and the City of Tacoma have received funding for rental and utility assistance for tenants impacted by COVID-19 and are behind on rent. This program is only for renters. Homeowners are not eligible to apply for rent or utility assistance at this time, but we hope to have mortgage assistance available soon. The purpose of the Rental Assistance program is to prevent eviction for Pierce County residents (including those living in the City of Tacoma) impacted by COVID-19 who are behind on rent. Applicants must qualify as low-income at or below 80% Area Median Income (AMI), but priority will be given to those under 50% AMI.
 

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County Services Updates

  1. 2022 Superior Court Pro Tem Commissioner Application

    Beginning September 27th, attorneys interested in applying for the 2022 Pierce County Superior Court Pro Tem Commissioner List may obtain a packet from: http://piercecountywa.gov/superior/employment Read on...

  2. Retirement of Judge Stephanie Arend

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  1. Updated guidance for commercial and residential inspections

    Inspections are limited to specific types until the Stay Home, Stay Healthy order is lifted. Learn more

  2. Development Center lobby is closed, but permitting services continue

    In accordance with the Stay Home, Stay Healthy order from Governor Inslee, our lobby is now closed. Our staff continues to provide permitting functions, including application intake and review, and inspections. Read On...
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