Pierce County Council passed the Vision Zero initiative to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2035, as reported on the county's website.

Pierce County and Comcast completed the Key Peninsula broadband project ahead of schedule, connecting more locations than planned and providing vital internet access to residents and businesses.

Clark County is seeking a volunteer park host for Captain William Clark Regional Park to maintain facilities and assist visitors while living on-site with basic utilities provided by the county.

The Lower Peshastin Creek Salmon Habitat Restoration Project has completed its lead soil remediation phase and is moving on to habitat restoration, which includes adding log jams and an interpretive trail.

Rep. Adison Richards' bills on worker compensation and dairy inspection are now law, with two others on budget and permitting pending governor's approval.

Pierce County Council passed Resolution -R2025-139s to build trust among immigrant communities by limiting county involvement in non-criminal immigration enforcement, aligning with Washington's Keep Working Act principles.

The State Assembly passed a new construction budget with $7.5 billion, allocating $147 million to the 26th District for various local projects, as detailed on the House Democrats' website.

Kirkland Police hosts a "Guns for Gift Cards" event, offering $25-$250 for unwanted firearms to enhance public safety by reducing accidental injuries and theft potential.

Hyun Kim is set to become Tacoma's Interim City Manager, following City Council's nomination, pending contract approval and final council confirmation.

Washington's DNR initiates a 150-acre forest restoration project in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest to improve ecosystem health and manage smaller tree overgrowth.

The Washington State Legislature passed a transportation budget aiming at improving mobility and infrastructure, with a sustainability focus, now awaiting Governor Ferguson's approval.

WDFW is seeking members for a new advisory group to guide water access area management in North Puget Sound. Applicants must be knowledgeable, able to attend meetings, and apply by May 26, 2025.

Tacoma seeks applicants for the Board of Building Appeals with expertise in various codes. They encourage diverse candidates and emphasize transparency and governance. Applications close May 18, 2025.