In this episode of Aging Wisely, we take a look at Catholic Community Services (CCS) Senior Nutrition Program. CCS provides meals to seniors across 30 individual sites in our community. Each site serves nutritious, healthy, and delicious meals that are certified by a Registered Dietician. Related activities for seniors are offered at all sites, including nutrition and health education, health screenings, and much more! https://lnkd.in/gbVz6VgU
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Tacoma, WA 15,181 followers
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Pierce County is a great place to live, work and raise a family. We have more than 927,000 residents, over 5 million visitors per year, and we are made up of 23 unique communities. We are home to the iconic 14,000-foot tall Mount Rainier, the 2015 U.S. Open Championship, and the Washington State Fair. We have great colleges and universities including University of Washington Tacoma, Pacific Lutheran University and the University of Puget Sound. You’ll be in good company in Pierce County, alongside global industry leaders who find this area a great place to do business. Our business climate supports manufacturers such as Boeing, Milgard Manufacturing, James Hardie Building Products, Toray Composite Materials (America), Inc. and Medallion Foods. To keep our social environment friendly and inviting for all, please follow our posting guidelines: PierceCountyWa.Gov/SocialMedia.
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Pierce County Superior Court is pleased to congratulate Ingrid McLeod on her recent election win for Department 15. Judge-Elect McLeod is filling the vacancy in Department 15 caused by the retirement of Judge Gretchen Leanderson. She brings years of experience as a Commissioner on the Pierce County Superior Court bench and a civil litigator specializing in probate, guardianship, and appellate advocacy. She has also served as faculty at the statewide Judicial College, teaching guardianship and conservatorship law, and as the 2023-24 President of the Hon. Robert J. Bryan Chapter of the American Inns of Court. Judge-Elect McLeod will officially take the bench on Jan. 13, 2025. More information: bit.ly/JudgeIngridMcLeod.
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Volunteer for the 2025 Homeless Point-in-Time (PIT) Count. Each night, thousands of people in Pierce County sleep in cars, shelters, or on the street. The PIT Count helps us understand the causes of homelessness and guides efforts to create real change. We need volunteers to interview individuals experiencing homelessness. Your participation can make a difference in shaping solutions. 📋 Volunteer Requirements: ☑️ Must be 18+ ☑️ Have access to a smartphone ☑️ Attend a virtual or in-person training Visit PierceCountyWA.gov/PIT to sign up today and help us make a difference in our community.
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We're searching for a high-level administrator to serve as Pierce County's Director of Finance! Responsible for ensuring accountability and control of County assets, this role oversees the direction, administration, and management of the Finance Department. This includes accounting, revenue administration, budget and grant management, information technology, risk management and more. The Director is appointed by and serves at the discretion of the County Executive, while also serving as a member of the Executive Cabinet. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gaY_xcrP
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Pierce County Superior Court is pleased to congratulate Scott Peters on his recent election win for Department 9. Judge-Elect Peters is filling the vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Edmund Murphy. With over 20 years of public service as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in the Pierce County Prosecutor’s Office, he's led numerous criminal units and tried many high-profile cases. He also served as a Pro Tem Judge with Olympia Municipal Court. Judge-Elect Peters will take the bench beginning Jan. 13, 2025. More information: bit.ly/JudgeScottPeters.
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You're invited to join us for the next Permitting with Pierce County class where we'll share virtual tools to simplify your permitting process. Highlights: ✅ Live demo of the new Online Development Guide ✅ Expert guidance for using the PALS+ dashboard ✅ Practical tips and key website resources 🔗Learn more and register at https://lnkd.in/gpmw63wr. About Permitting with Pierce County The new Permitting with Pierce County class series is aimed at helping our customers better understand the permitting process. Our goal is to make sure you know the County regulations, stay compliant, and come away more satisfied with your experience. This free monthly series will offer clear, practical guidance and share the latest resources we’ve developed. Learn more and review resources from past classes at https://lnkd.in/gpmw63wr.
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Congratulations to Rebecca Reeder on her election to Pierce County Superior Court, Department 4! Judge-Elect Reeder brings nearly 30 years of legal expertise in probate, family law, and civil cases to the bench. She has served as a Pro Tem Court Commissioner since 2002 and an arbitrator since 2008. She will take the bench starting Jan. 13, 2025, following Judge Bryan Chushcoff's retirement. More information: bit.ly/JudgeRebeccaReeder.
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🏆 Start the new year off right by applying for one of these amazing opportunities to work for Pierce County Planning and Public Works! Civil Engineer 1 - Engineering Plans Examiner $41.79 - $52.64 Hourly https://bit.ly/3DKezEB Engineering Manager - Technical Review $124,558.34 - $158,895.30 Annually https://bit.ly/3PhkF1q Engineering Technician 3 - Survey $39.42 - $50.11 Hourly https://bit.ly/3W6Tryy Apply today for one of these positions or find more opportunities at PierceCountyWa.gov/Jobs
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Congratulations to Philip Thornton on his election to Pierce County Superior Court, Department 10! Judge-Elect Thornton is filling the vacancy after Judge Garold Johnson retired in mid-2024. A dedicated legal professional with 34 years of service, Judge-Elect Thornton brings extensive experience as a lawyer and Court Commissioner. He'll take the bench beginning Jan. 6, 2025. More information: bit.ly/JudgeThornton.
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Help make a difference during the 2025 Homeless Point-in-Time Count. We’re collecting donations to support our outreach efforts and help volunteers connect with those in need. NEW or VERY GENTLY used items can be a helpful starting point for meaningful conversations. 📍 Drop off your donations Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., through January 27 at 3602 Pacific Ave. Suite #200, Tacoma, WA. Items we’re accepting: ✔️ Coats ✔️ Gloves ✔️ Socks ✔️ Space blankets ✔️ Hats/beanies ✔️ Feminine hygiene products Everyone counts, no matter where they live. Visit PierceCountyWA.gov/PIT to learn more.