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Pierce County reporter @thenewstribune // Loves learning about everything and anything // Midwesterner in the PNW // Past: @sctimes, @pioneerpress, @mndailynews

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Amazon semi-trucks wreck cars, lawns in Pierce County city. What’s being done? Original

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By Becca Most 
| Tacoma News Tribune
For about three weeks semi-trucks sporting the Amazon logo have been driving through a tight residential neighborhood in DuPont, getting stuck, hitting residents’ cars and driving up on their lawns. Residents who spoke with The News Tribune on Monday said for weeks they reached out to city officials for answers and solutions to the problem, but hadn’t heard back.
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What is Pierce County’s latest plan to end homelessness? It’ll cost nearly $110M

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By Becca Most 
| Tacoma News Tribune
Pierce County plans to spend nearly $110 million on housing- and homelessness-related program and administrative services in 2026-2027, a 16% increase from 2024-2025, according to an upcoming . The county’s 2026-2027 budget totals about $3.5 billion, as previously reported by The News Tribune . The Pierce County Council voted 4-3 last week to approve updates to its Comprehensive Plan to End Homelessness.
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What is Pierce County’s latest plan to end homelessness? It’ll cost nearly $110M

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By Becca Most 
| Aol
Pierce County plans to spend nearly $110 million on housing- and homelessness-related program and administrative services in 2026-2027, a 16% increase from 2024-2025, according to an upcoming Human Services presentation. The county's 2026-2027 budget totals about $3.5 billion, as previously reported by The News Tribune. The Pierce County Council voted 4-3 last week to approve updates to its Comprehensive Plan to End Homelessness.
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