Pierce County government offices will be closed for Independence Day on July 3.

Over 23% of Washington adults have some type of disability including mobility, cognition, hearing, vision, communication, mental health, self-care and challenges to independent living. This is a diverse group with a wide range of needs. Social Security often serves as a lifeline source of income. Several “Compassionate Allowances” help expedite the processing of disability claims. Family members of disabled workers may also receive money from Social Security. Get the details about this program and how to access important benefits from Social Security Disability. This presentation will be given live online and by telephone by Kirk Larson, Public Affairs Specialist, Social Security Administration.

The Logic and Accuracy test is performed before every local, state or federal election to ensure that tabulation hardware and software equipment are compliant with Washington State rules and will accurately count the votes.

The Tacoma/Lakewood/Pierce County Continuum of Care Oversight Committee provides guidance and input on the implementation of the Plan to End Homelessness. The committee consists of representatives from a variety of sectors, including local government, public housing authorities, schools, health care, law enforcement and faith based communities.

TPCAHC Meeting Room

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https://www.gotomeet.me/TPCAHC
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United States: +1 (646) 749-3122

Access Code: 580-275-125

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The CDC Board is a decision-making body that approves business and housing loans, policies and procedures and other financial transactions related to the CDC. For more information, please visit: https://piercecountywa.gov/5927/Community-Development-Corporation.

Pierce County has funding provided through the federal CARES ACT to address the public health needs of people experiencing housing instability in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As of May 2020, we estimate a total of $6.1 million will be available, until funds are expended, in the following areas:
1) Emergency Shelter Expansion ($3 million)
2) Rental Assistance ($3 million)
3) Hygiene and Sanitation Services ($100,000)

Q&A sessions will be available on zoom from 1-2:30 PM. To ask questions during the presentation, click "raise hand" or press *9 if calling by phone. Below is information to access the Q&A sessions online or by phone.

July 24, 2020
https://piercecountywa.zoom.us/j/95714838680
(Available to right under "link")
253-215-8782
Webinar ID: 957 1483 8680