The Pierce County Council will begin its 2026 Legislative Calendar with a State Delegation Meeting ahead of the State’s upcoming Short Legislative Session. Read more: cvcpl.us/ve0V2mQ

The Pierce County Council is well into its fall business — from reviewing 2026 legislative priorities to budget development and committee work. Catch up on what’s happening at the Council in The County Legislator: cvcpl.us/VdAAVnO

Back-to-school safety, budget updates, election results, and more. Catch up on the news with the latest issue of The County Legislator: cvcpl.us/6kheiKt

The Council passed a budget supplemental that sets aside $25M from the General Fund as a backup for federal funding changes. No new taxes, just a safety net. If it is used, the Council gets five days’ notice, and it goes on a public agenda. Read more: cvcpl.us/iCrq9uY

There is a public hearing on Tuesday, Aug. 12, to consider Proposed Ordinance No. O2025-523s, which would amend the county’s 2024–2025 biennial budget. The legislation proposes a $25 million contingency fund to offset potential losses in federal funding cvcpl.us/4RfhQ0S

🚨 Just dropped: the latest County Legislator (July 11, 2025)! Stay in the loop on what’s happening around Pierce County; give it a read today!

Join us for the District 5 In-District Council Meeting on June 30, at 6P at the Franklin Pierce Performing Arts Center! Connect with your community, hear from a community health and wellness panel, and bring canned food to support families in need! cvcpl.us/SVpdsz4

This is your friendly reminder that it's time to read The County Legislator and get caught up on your local county government! cvcpl.us/zsvKk71

Today, the County Council adopted Resolution No. R2025-139s, affirming Pierce County's Commitment to Public Safety, Equity, and Inclusive Access to County Services for Immigrants, Refugees, and All Residents. Read more: bit.ly/4iENbX4

Every 10 years, a Charter Review Commission is elected to examine our County Charter—essentially our local constitution. They can propose amendments, which then go to voters for approval. Learn more about: ⬇️ 🔗 Charter Review FAQ: bit.ly/3CZGDUo

Every 10 years, a Charter Review Commission is elected to examine our County Charter—essentially our local constitution. They can propose amendments, which then go to voters for approval. Learn more about: ⬇️ 🔗 Charter Review FAQ: bit.ly/3CZGDUo

Every 10 years, a Charter Review Commission is elected to examine our County Charter—essentially our local constitution. They can propose amendments, which then go to voters for approval. Learn more about: ⬇️ 🔗 Charter Review FAQ: bit.ly/3CZGDUo

Every 10 years, a Charter Review Commission is elected to examine our County Charter—essentially our local constitution. They can propose amendments, which then go to voters for approval. Learn more about: ⬇️ 🔗 Charter Review FAQ: bit.ly/3CZGDUo

Legislation, Mural Art, Honoring Ukraine. All this and more in our latest issue of The County Legislator! Give it a read today: cvcpl.us/iEOhSYq

Council offices are closed Monday, Jan. 20, in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr Holiday. Rules & Operations: 11A Tuesday Study Session: 12P Tuesday Council Meeting: 3P Tuesday Performance Audit Committee: 10A Wednesday Learn about the Council at piercecountywa.gov/council

Monday, Jan. 20, is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This is typically our first three day weekend of the year, but it's much more than that! Check out this week's Council Compass Blog for five ways you can honor Dr. King's legacy. cvcpl.us/NRHPjM4

"I’m honored to represent the residents of District 5, and I look forward to serving on this legislative body and getting out into the community to hear from people about their needs and priorities.” - Pierce County Councilmember Bryan Yambe (District 5). cvcpl.us/RxVZQLk

Special Rules and Operations Committee: 10A Monday Study Session: 11A Monday Study Session: 12P Tuesday Council Meeting: 3P Tuesday

Mon: Rules (10A), Study Session (11A), Public Safety (1:30P) Tues: Econ & Infra (9:30A), Study Session (12P), Council Meeting (3P) Wed: Joint Session w/Kitsap (9A), Homelessness (1:30P) Thurs: District 4 In-District (6P) Materials & ways to participate: bit.ly/4ikCKZT

With Senator Emily Randall (D-Bremerton) set to resign on Sunday, Dec. 8, to assume her new role as U.S. Representative for Washington's 6th Congressional District, the process to appoint her successor in the 26th Legislative District is underway. cvcpl.us/TQHbixi