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Pierce County Exec. denies decision to remove E-Verify - Vimarsana News

Pierce County Exec. denies decision to remove E-Verify

Dammeier stated he had never heard any complaints or concerns about the efficiency or effectiveness of E-Verify in the 10-plus years the county has used it.

Pierce County again approves homeless 'safe parking zone' legislation - Vimarsana News

Pierce County again approves homeless 'safe parking zone' legislation

The Pierce County Council unanimously approved legislation for safe parking zones, with the aim of getting people living in their cars from parking on city streets.

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Pierce County adopts safe parking pilot program - Vimarsana News

Pierce County adopts safe parking pilot program

The Pierce County Council adopted a plan to help end homelessness in the county on Tuesday, setting parking regulations for long-term parking.

Council rejects covering Pierce County sheriff's legal costs - Vimarsana News

Council rejects covering Pierce County sheriff's legal costs

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Taxpayers will not pay the Pierce County, Washington, sheriff’s...

Effort to ban fireworks in 'tinderbox' Pierce County fails when GOP council members say no - Vimarsana News

Effort to ban fireworks in 'tinderbox' Pierce County fails when GOP council members say no

Effort to ban fireworks in ‘tinderbox’ Pierce County fails when GOP council members say no By Josephine Peterson, The News Tribune Published: June 30, 2021, 6:07pm Share: TACOMA — Despite dangerous fire conditions, the Pierce County Council failed to pass an emergency ban on fireworks Tuesday after council Republicans argued it was too short notice, broke state law and was “virtually unenforceable.” The legislation would have authorized the fire marshal to ban fireworks from June 29 until further notice for unincorporated Pierce County due to extreme fire conditions. ...