‘See Something Say Something’ is a campaign where Tacoma Police Department is partnering with Tacoma Public Schools to re-direct citizens to call 911 when they see a threat to a school or a person at a school. The focus is to remind everyone not to report issues through social media, instead of calling 911 to report the crime. Don’t simply… Read more →

Want to receive the City Council agenda in your inbox each week? Wish you got more information from the Planning Commission? Curious what’s going on in your city government? Here’s how! To receive the CITY COUNCIL AGENDA by email each week, email the City Clerk: cityclerk@cityoftacoma.org    To get on the PLANNING COMMISSION mailing list, email Senior Planner Lihuang Wung: lwung@cityoftacoma.org… Read more →

Staff at the City of Tacoma reached out to NENC to let neighbors know about an opportunity to serve on the City’s Environmental Service Commission (ESC).  Two positions are currently open on the commission: Position 11: Any citizen that lives in a single-family residence located in Council District 1. Position 8: Multi-family Interests; person must own or manage an apartment… Read more →

Our special guests will be Mayor Woodards and Councilmembers Hunter, McCarthy & Mello. We will be talking with them about some North End priorities, topics such as Cushman Substation, zoning and Design/Concept Review for new developments. Please join us in showing them a warm welcome and bring your own questions too! Download the agenda:  http://nenc.org/wp-content/uploads/mdocs/NENC AGENDA 03-05-18.pdf     Read more →

Tacoma City Planning Department will be reviewing:  Proposed re-zone updates this time focusing on N. Proctor St & N. 35th St. as well as  N. Alder St. & N. 26th St. Updates on the Residential Infill Housing program. New proposed code changes for View Sensitive Overlay Districts, i.e. Old Town Commercial district and N. Proctor St. & N. 34th St. Tacoma… Read more →