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This is an announcement providing information on vaccination events and encouraging residents to get vaccinated.
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Year
Region / City:
Pierce County
Topic:
Vaccination Information
Document Type:
Announcement
Organization:
Pierce County Health Department
Target Audience:
Residents of Pierce County
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Year:
2024
Region / City:
Pierce County, Washington
Subject:
Poverty Reduction, Affordable Housing, Economic Justice
Document Type:
Legislative Agenda
Organization / Institution:
United Way of Pierce County
Author:
United Way of Pierce County
Target Audience:
Local and state legislators, community stakeholders
Period of Validity:
2024
Approval Date:
Not specified
Amendment Date:
Not specified
Year:
2026
Region/City:
Pierce County
Topic:
Tourism Development, Capital Projects
Document Type:
Application Form
Organization:
Pierce County Tourism
Author:
Pierce County Tourism
Target Audience:
Local government, tourism developers, investors, organizations applying for funding
Period of Activity:
2026
Approval Date:
Not specified
Date of Changes:
Not specified
Organization:
Pierce Transit
Program:
SHUTTLE ADA Paratransit Service
Type of Document:
Eligibility Application Form
Legal Framework:
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Service Area:
Regular Fixed Route Bus Service Area
Contact Phone:
253.581.8000
Fax:
253.984.8154
TDD:
711
Decision Timeframe:
Within 21 days after receipt of complete information
Appeal Period:
60 days from decision date
Assessment Type:
Functional Assessment (Physical and/or Cognitive)
Submission Method:
Mail or Fax
Primary Audience:
Individuals with Disabilities Seeking Paratransit Eligibility
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Year
Region / City:
Puyallup, WA
Topic:
Family Medicine Residency, Medical Education
Document Type:
Residency Information
Institution:
Multicare Health System
Author:
Chelsi Goodman, MD
Target Audience:
Medical Students
Year:
2008
Region / City:
Fort Pierce, Florida
Topic:
Public Facility Impact Fees
Document Type:
Ordinance
Agency / Institution:
City of Fort Pierce
Author:
City Commission of Fort Pierce
Target Audience:
Developers, city officials
Effective Period:
Ongoing
Approval Date:
November 17, 2008
Amendment Date:
Not specified
Contextual description:
This ordinance establishes impact fees for new developments in Fort Pierce to fund public facility improvements, ensuring that growth does not strain city resources.
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Year
Document Type:
Policy
Organization:
UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
Target Audience:
Students of UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
Period of Validity:
Academic year
Issuing Organization:
Pierce County Community Connections
RFP Number:
15-001-CD-VP
Program Title:
Youth Violence Prevention
Issue Date:
February 6, 2015
Closing Date:
March 5, 2015
Contract Period:
January 1, 2016 – December 31, 2016
Funding Amount:
Approximately $1,026,000
Funding Source:
Criminal justice sales and use tax revenues from unincorporated Pierce County
Geographic Scope:
Unincorporated Pierce County, Washington
Eligible Applicants:
IRS designated non-profit organizations or government agencies registered in the State of Washington with UBI and Federal Tax ID numbers
Target Population:
Youth residing in unincorporated Pierce County
Administering Authority:
Pierce County Council
Contact Person:
Caroline Belleci, Social Services Program Specialist 2
Contact Address:
1305 Tacoma Avenue South, Suite #104, Tacoma, WA 98402
Contact Phone:
(253) 798-3570
Contact Email:
[email protected]
Legal Authority:
Ordinance No. 93-98; Ordinance 2001-82; Chapter 4.28 Pierce County Code
Document Type:
Government grant solicitation (Request for Proposal)
Application Deadline:
March 5, 2015 at 4:30 p.m.
Organization:
CJK Community Homes (CJK)
Founder:
Noemi Cagatin-Porter
Year founded:
Not specified
Region / City:
Pierce County and City of Tacoma, Washington
Country:
United States
Type of document:
Organizational profile and narrative overview
Legal status:
Non-profit organization
Field:
Housing stability and homelessness services
Target population:
Marginalized residents, economically challenged individuals, and people experiencing housing instability
Programs mentioned:
Path to Home Ownership program
Affiliations:
Pierce County Consortium; Tacoma Housing Commission
Awards and recognition:
Empowerment Award at the 5th Annual Gala by Tacoma Urban League
Media coverage:
Puget Sound Business Journal; Tacoma Weekly
Jurisdiction:
Superior Court of Washington
County:
Pierce County
State:
Washington
Case Type:
Guardianship and/or Conservatorship
Document Type:
Court Declaration Form
Clerk’s Code:
DCLR
Applicable Statutes:
RCW 11.130; RCW 43.43.832; RCW 7.70.065
Subject:
Proposed Certified Professional Guardian and/or Conservator
Certification Status:
Certified Professional Guardian and Conservator in the State of Washington
Required Disclosures:
Business structure, principals, supervising guardian, relationship to respondent, criminal and disciplinary history
Insurance Requirements:
Errors and Omissions Insurance; Employee Dishonesty Insurance; General Surety Bond
Financial Information:
Assets under management; Compensation schedule
Professional Information:
Experience; Case load; Organizational structure
Duties Acknowledged:
Fiduciary obligations; Investment responsibilities; Health care decision standards; Court oversight
Year:
2013
Region / City:
Pierce County, Tacoma, Bonney Lake, Lakewood
Topic:
Housing Program
Document Type:
Program Details
Organization:
Pierce County Community Development Corporation
Author:
Pierce County Community Development Corporation
Target Audience:
First-time homebuyers
Validity Period:
April 1, 2013 - April 12, 2013
Approval Date:
Not specified
Date of Changes:
Not specified
Jurisdiction:
Pierce County, Washington, United States
Document Type:
Emergency management guidance
Emergency Support Function:
ESF #9 — Search and Rescue
Supporting Organizations:
German Shepherd Search Dogs; Greenwater Fire and Rescue; Northwest Disaster Search Dogs; Northwest Bloodhounds; Pierce County Explorer Search and Rescue; Pierce County 4x4 Search and Rescue; Pierce County SORT; Sheriff’s Mounted Posse; SPART; Tacoma Mountain Rescue Unit; Pierce County–Tacoma Police Dive Unit; Orting, Central, and East Pierce Fire Districts; WASART
State and Federal Leads:
Washington Military Department – Emergency Management Division; Washington State Department of Transportation; Federal Forest Service Law Enforcement; Mount Rainier National Park; United States Coast Guard
Operational Scope:
Search and rescue operations within Pierce County
Mission Area:
Response
Core Capability:
Mass Search and Rescue Operations
Legal References:
RCW 38.52; RCW 47.68.380; WAC 118-04
Operational Coordination Center:
Tacoma-Pierce County Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
Responsible Authority for SAR:
Pierce County Sheriff’s Department in unincorporated areas
Volunteer Program:
Washington State Emergency Worker Program
Operational Framework:
Incident Command System
Related Hazard Assessment:
Pierce County Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
Year:
2026
Region:
King County, South King County, Pierce County, Kitsap County, Washington, USA
Document Type:
Directory / Listing
Subject:
Substance Use Treatment Services
Agencies Included:
NUA Counseling, Asian Counseling & Referral Services, Seattle Indian Health Board, Evergreen Treatment Services, VA Puget Sound, Catholic Community Services, Cascade Behavioral Health, Harborview UW Medicine, Consejo, La Faye The Hope, Programa SER, Assessment & Treatment Associates, Coastal Treatment, IKRON, New Life Recovery Solutions, Lakeside Milam, Motivations, A Walk to Freedom, Future Visions, La Esperanza, 2nd Chance Recovery, Navos, Intercept Associates, AL’TA Counseling, Williams & Associates / Casteele, Crossroads, For The Culture, Asian Counseling, STOP, Northwest Integrated Health, New Freedom, Agape Unlimited, Cascadia / A Bountiful Life, Olalla
Services:
DUI Programs, Spanish-Language Programs, Walk-in Services, ADIS, Court-Ordered Assessment Exemptions
Insurance Accepted:
Medicaid, Medicare, Private Insurance, Sliding Scale, Cash Only
Contact Methods:
Phone, Email, Website
Target Audience:
Individuals seeking substance use treatment in listed counties
Coverage Area:
King, South King, Pierce, Kitsap Counties, Washington State
Year:
2026
Region / City:
Pierce County, WA
Theme:
Event Marketing, Tourism Promotion
Document Type:
Funding Application
Organization / Institution:
Pierce County Tourism
Author:
Pierce County Tourism
Target Audience:
Event organizers, tourism marketers, funding applicants
Effective Period:
2026
Approval Date:
Not specified
Modification Date:
Not specified
Court:
Superior Court of the State of Washington for Pierce County
Case Number:
[Not specified in document]
Docket Code:
NTACANOTICE
Type of Document:
Notice
Filed By:
Plaintiff/Petitioner, Defendant/Respondent, or Attorney (as indicated)
WSBA Number:
[If attorney, as provided]
Effective Date:
[To be filled by filer]
Filing Date:
[To be filled by signer]
Contact Information Updated:
Address, Email, Home Phone, Cell Phone
Date:
January 8, 2019
Location:
3602 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma WA 98418
Time:
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Members:
Joy Cochran, Julian Wheeler, Michelle Lehosky/PAVE, Caleb Campbell/PAVE, Molly Nichols/Tacoma Tenants/Futurewise, Tash Hanson-Day/HSDC, Cherie Coleman/Partner Café/Exceptional Families, Malissa Adame, Bonny Keech, Paulina Kura
Note:
Agenda items
Elections Update:
Several membership applications are pending approval with the County Council. Elections and nominations of 2019 Chair and Co-Chair will occur at the March meeting, after committee member appointments are made. Bonny will notify the committee when the applicants are approved.
Membership applications update:
Applications are pending approval with the County Council. Three new members have applied to be voting members on the ACAC.
Annual Planning Meeting:
Two tentative dates were given for the planning meeting: February 27 or March 8. Discussed alternate options for the planning meeting, including later in March or April.
Duet bicycle update:
This agenda item tabled until a future meeting. No new updates available.
Tacoma Dome Accessible Parking “app”:
Gail Himes was not in attendance. No news to share on this topic.
Salishan Playground update:
ACAC Grant application forms were provided to the Salishan group, no proposal has been submitted for this funding request to date.
Parks Equestrian proposal update:
The proposal is being reviewed by the GCDE. They will keep us updated on status as it moves through the review process.
Outreach plan for 2019:
Membership recruiting. This subject will be included on the agenda for the ACAC Planning Meeting to be held later this Spring.
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Year
Note:
Year
Author:
Brett MacFadden
Year:
1965 (historical reference); contemporary publication date not specified
Location referenced:
San Francisco; The Sea Ranch; California
Subject:
Supergraphics; large-scale wall graphics; collaborative mural design
Document type:
Educational project guide
Techniques described:
Use of colored masking tape for large-scale wall graphics
Materials:
Colored masking tape; rulers; straightedges; levels; Acto knives; foam core
Associated individuals:
Barbara Stauffacher Solomon; Frank Stella; Jan Van Der Ploeg
Institutional affiliation:
MacFadden & Thorpe; California College of the Arts
Author credentials:
Co-Founder and Creative Director; Senior faculty member; MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art
Audience:
Students and workshop participants
Note:
Year
Theme:
Immigration, American Dream
Document Type:
Narrative Essay
Context:
Personal narrative connecting immigration, personal experiences, and the American Dream.
Year:
2014
Region / City:
Utah
Topic:
Drug Use and Society
Document Type:
Reflection/Personal Essay
Author:
Unknown
Target Audience:
Students/General Public
Period of Application:
Ongoing
Approval Date:
Unknown
Date of Last Update:
Unknown