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Tacoma City Council meeting recessed amid anti-ICE protest

Tacoma City Council meeting recessed amid anti-ICE protest

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Tacoma City Council considers changes to renter protections amid concerns

Tacoma City Council considers changes to renter protections amid concerns

Tacoma City Council considers changes to renter protections amid concerns

Tacoma City Council considers changes to renter protections amid concerns

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Tacoma City Council adopts changes to rental housing laws

Tacoma City Council adopts changes to rental housing laws

Group gathers in Tacoma, demanding ICE leave city

Group gathers in Tacoma, demanding ICE leave city

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City of Tacoma considers changes to tenant protection laws

City of Tacoma considers changes to tenant protection laws

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Join us for the October 25, 2022, Tacoma City Council Meeting. This meeting will be a hybrid meeting, being held in person at the Tacoma Municipal Building Council Chambers and virtually via Zoom. Here's a link to the agenda & Council calendar https://cityoftacoma.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx. To join via Zoom, use this link www.zoom.us/j/84834233126 and passcode: 349099 or dial (253) 215-8782 using Meeting ID: 848 3423 3126. The meeting is also broadcast live on TV Tacoma and tvtacoma.com. | City

Join us for the October 25, 2022, Tacoma City Council Meeting. This meeting will be a hybrid meeting, being held in person at the Tacoma Municipal Building Council Chambers and virtually via Zoom. Here's a link to the agenda & Council calendar https://cityoftacoma.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx. To join via Zoom, use this link www.zoom.us/j/84834233126 and passcode: 349099 or dial (253) 215-8782 using Meeting ID: 848 3423 3126. The meeting is also broadcast live on TV Tacoma and tvtacoma.com. | City

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Tacoma approves changes to rental housing laws, despite protests

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The first reading of the Home in Tacoma Ordinance is on the October 29, 2024, City Council Meeting agenda. Hear from Brian Boudet, the Planning Tacoma Division Manager, about how updated code and zoning changes can help Tacoma grow and how you can still provide input before the final reading currently scheduled for November 19, 2024. | City of Tacoma Government

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As a reminder, all Tacoma City Council meetings will temporarily be held in alternate locations due to work to modernize our Council Chambers. Today's City Council Study Sessions will be held in Tacoma Municipal Building North (733 Market St., Room 16). City Council meetings will be held in the Tacoma Public Utilities Auditorium (3628 S. 35th St., Tacoma) at 5 PM. City Council study sessions and meetings will continue to be conducted in a hybrid format that includes in-person and virtual options

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In September, Tacoma On the Go interviewed Tacoma City Council and Mayor candidates about transportation issues like safety projects, multimodal access, and transit funding. Listen to what Council District 2 candidates Sarah Rumbaugh and Ben Lackey had to say about Vision Zero. Watch all 10 full videos at https://tinyurl.com/TOTGInterviews/ Music from Bensound.com Artist: Lunar Years Song: Cozy Coffeehouse | Tacoma On the Go

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Check out this Tacoma Report on the Neighborhood Council Survey that will help make the city’s eight Neighborhood Councils more accessible to more people. These groups are important because they help get community concerns and priorities heard - and every voice matters! 📣💙 Take the survey ➡️ https://ow.ly/EZXj50SUjk0 Learn more about Neighborhood Councils ➡️ https://ow.ly/J7pH50SUjk2. | City of Tacoma Government

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Tacoma city council approves changes to city code on pet ownership

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Tacoma City Council incumbents lead after 4th round of returns

Tacoma considers major charter changes including new mayor's role, council setup

Powerful testimony from a Tacoma Renter at the city hall meeting on 10/28. We won these rights, fair and square, and we will continue to fight for them. Join us on November 18th to tell city council ✋🚫 HANDS OFF TENANT RIGHTS! RSVP in the link below 🔗 tinyurl.com/Nov12CityHall #tacoma #tenantrights #housingisahumanright #housingjustice #localpolitics | Tacoma for All

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Hear At-Large Position 6 Council Member Kiara Daniels’ perspective on our budget. This video is part of a weekly series highlighting the perspectives of each of our City Council Members on our 2023-24 Biennial Budget. The City Council spoke with a unified voice when they adopted the budget in November 2022. Public safety & affordable housing form the core of the budget, enhancing Tacoma’s livability with innovations and investments to address these critical needs. To learn more about Tacoma’s bu

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Tacoma City Council approves controversial gun tax

'Enough is enough:' Tacoma Firefighters Union demanding more funding in new city budget

Tacoma city council considers expanded camping ban

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Tacoma City Council approves multi-family tax exemption for townhomes

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The Tacoma City Council is considering amendments to a voter-backed initiative designed to protect renters, which has been in effect for two years. The proposed changes include shortening the winter eviction moratorium and changing the $10 cap on late fees. Renters' rights groups argue these changes could roll back tenant protections, while others claim the current measures have led to unintended consequences. Full story on KOMOnews.com | KOMO News

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Police chief Avery Moore to unveil plan to combat crime at Tacoma council meeting

Initiative for $20 minimum wage in Tacoma will not appear on November 2025 ballot

The Pierce County Council will meet on Tuesday, March 3, at 3:00 p.m. to conduct the regular business, including legislation, councilmember reports, and public comment. A key item on the agenda is the final public hearing and potential vote on Ordinance O2026-501, which would establish 0.1% sales and use tax dedicated to criminal justice and public safety services. Additional legislation scheduled for final action includes: Resolution R2026-110 – Confirmation of the Communications Director Atten

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🎉Check out this Tacoma Report for highlights from the January 6, 2026, City Council meeting when Tacoma’s new Mayor, Anders Ibsen, and new Council Member Latasha Palmer (At-Large Position 6) were officially sworn into office. Returning Council Members Sarah Rumbaugh (District 2), Sandesh Sadalge (District 4), and Joe Bushnell (District 5) were also sworn in after winning re-election in the November 2025 General Election. ➡️You can learn more about our new Mayor and all the members of the Tacoma

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This week, Chief Patti Jackson, along with Assistant Chiefs Lane, Karl, and Young-Haskins, hosted the Tacoma Police Department’s first public meeting in the new “Let’s Talk Tacoma” series. The event invited community members to share questions, concerns, and ideas directly with department leadership. The goal of the series is to strengthen communication, increase transparency, and build trust through meaningful conversation. We want to extend our sincere thanks to Gesa Credit Union, Anthem Coffe

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Tacoma City Council considers changing tenant protection laws

The Tacoma City Council approved the 2025-2026 Biennial Budget on December 10, 2024, and are still working on final adjustments to address the structural deficit our City is facing. As these discussions wrap up this month, you can learn more about the key priorities the budget will continue to fund like community safety, infrastructure improvements, and sustainability initiatives in this video from Mayor Victoria Woodards. If you’d like to dive deeper, visit our budget book at https://city-tacom

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