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Mayor Victoria Woodards expressed profound sorrow over Tacoma's first confirmed COVID-19 death, a woman in her 90s, and emphasized the importance of community responsibility in combating the virus. She urged residents to adhere to health guidelines and stay disciplined during these challenging times to prevent further loss of life. The statement highlights the collaboration between city officials and health departments to prioritize public safety.
The Tacoma City Council issued a statement addressing the rise of anti-Asian discrimination amid the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the importance of unity and respect for all community members. The statement highlights the detrimental impact of misinformation and calls for reporting discriminatory acts to the appropriate authorities. The Council reaffirms its commitment to equity and condemns all forms of discrimination.
Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma commended Governor Jay Inslee for extending the 'Stay Home, Stay Healthy' order, emphasizing the importance of community cooperation in combating COVID-19. The Mayor highlighted that adhering to this order is crucial not only for public health but also for long-term economic recovery, drawing parallels to the 1918 Flu Pandemic.
Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma emphasizes the critical need for community responsibility in combating the spread of COVID-19 following Governor Jay Inslee's press briefing. She supports the Tacoma Police Chief's request to avoid using 911 for reporting violations of the stay-at-home order, urging residents to exercise personal accountability while navigating essential activities.
Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards expresses gratitude for Governor Jay Inslee's leadership in implementing a Stay-at-Home Order to combat COVID-19. She emphasizes the importance of community resilience and collaboration in navigating these challenging times while prioritizing public health and safety.
Tacoma's City Council confirmed a state of emergency proclamation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic on March 17, 2020. This significant decision, influenced by recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO), aims to facilitate emergency management and public utility operations in the city. The proclamation underscores the local government's commitment to addressing the pandemic's challenges effectively.
Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma expressed support for Governor Jay Inslee's decision to limit larger events through the end of March in response to COVID-19. The mayor emphasized community safety and urged residents to support local businesses and volunteer during this challenging time. The statement reflects the city's coordinated efforts with health authorities to address public health concerns.
Mayor Victoria Woodards provided a crucial update on COVID-19 in Tacoma, emphasizing the city's commitment to public health and safety. The announcement, made on March 9, 2020, reflects the local government's proactive approach to managing the pandemic's impact on the community.
Tacoma has officially launched the 'Compassionate Tacoma' initiative, spearheaded by Mayor Victoria Woodards, aimed at fostering a culture of kindness and support within the community. This program encourages residents to engage in acts of compassion, contributing to a more connected and caring city. The initiative aligns with Tacoma's commitment to enhancing community well-being and resilience.
Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards has announced that the 2020 State of the City Address will be delivered in a virtual format on March 4, prioritizing community health amid COVID-19 concerns. The address can be viewed on TV Tacoma and streamed online, encouraging community engagement through watch parties and social media interaction.