Joe bushnell in the news, Media and press releases
Joe Bushnell In The News
- Tacoma council passes ordinance restricting immigration enforcement on city property – Komo News 5/12/2026
- City of Tacoma marks fifth annual Cambodian Genocide Remembrance Week – NW Asian Weekly 4/17/2026
- Proposed Law Would Give Communities Time To Respond To Grocery Store Closures – Seattle Medium 2/4/2026
- Tacoma’s newly appointed deputy mayor to run for state Legislature – Tacoma News Tribune 1/23/2026
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Tacoma Deputy Mayor Joe Bushnell Announces Campaign for Washington State House of Representatives, 29th Legislative District, Position 2 – Press Release 1/22/2026
- Joe Bushnell Elected as Tacoma’s New Deputy Mayor, Set to Enhance City Living Standards in 2026 – Hoodline 1/7/2026
- Tacoma City Council Adopts Progressive Community Safety Action Strategy Informed by Public Insight – Hoodline 12/17/2025
- Tacoma Mall area focus of art and placemaking plan – Tacoma Weekly – 9/15/2025
- Council takes action for more officers – Tacoma Weekly – 9/14/2025
- City Council Unanimously Approves Funding for Immigrant Detainee Support – The Suburban Times – 9/12/2025
- Tacoma Wins Over $3.5 Million in WSDOT Grants for Safer School Routes and South Tacoma Way Improvements – Hoodline – 9/4/2025
- Statement from City Council Member Joe Bushnell on the Upcoming Closure of Tacoma’s Pacific Fred Meyer Store – The Suburban Times – 7/26/2025
- Tacoma’s Pacific Fred Meyer Store to Close, City Council’s Joe Bushnell Addresses Impact and Future Opportunities – Hoodline – 7/25/2025
- Two Kroger-owned grocery stores in western Washington set to close – King5 News – 7/24/2025
- City adopts South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan – Tacoma Weekly – 6/16/2025
- City Council Adopts South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan, Celebrates Achievements and Sunset of Neighborhood Planning Program – The Suburban Times – 6/12/2025
- Tacoma City Council Adopts South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan, Champions Resident-Led Growth and Sustainability – Hoodline – 6/11/2025
- ‘Super positive energy.’ Oft short-changed Tacoma neighborhood looks to future – Tacoma News Tribune – 6/9/2025
- Here’s who filed to run for Tacoma City Council as of Friday’s deadline – Tacoma News Tribune – 5/9/2025
- South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan Garners Statewide Acclaim for Deep Community Engagement – The Suburban Times – 4/28/2025
- Council considers land annexation – Tacoma Weekly – 4/12/2025
- Transgender Pride Commemorative Flag Displayed for First Time Above Tacoma Dome and Other City Facilities – The Suburban Times – 4/2/2025
- Tacoma Fire will get $2.5M in more funding, but city budget reveals difficulties ahead – The Olympian – 12/13/2025
- Tacoma City Council moves forward with budget, directs additional $2.5 million to fire department – Northwest Public Broadcasting – 12/11/2024
- Tacoma council approves funds for fire department as part of budget – King5 News – 12/11/2024
- City Council Approves Funding to Enhance Senior Services in Proposed Partnership With Metro Parks Tacoma – The Suburban Times – 12/4/2024
- ‘Helping them where they are.’ Mobile team soon to bring healthcare to Tacoma’s homeless – Tacoma News Tribune – 10/25/2024
- City of Tacoma Expands Efforts to Address Homelessness With New Street Medicine Program – The Suburban Times – 10/24/2024
- Acreage purchase authorized for new fire station – Tacoma Weekly – 10/15/2024
- Tacoma to Buy 2.27 Acres for New Fire Station 7 in South End – South Sound Magazine -10/7/2024
- Tacoma City Council Votes to Purchase 2.27 Acres for Future Construction of New Fire Station – TheRegistry – 10/3/2024
- ‘Definitely sticking around.’ Tacoma civic leader reflects on legacy on eve of retirement – Tacoma News Tribune – 9/9/2024
- Crowds flock to back-to-school giveaways – Tacoma Weekly – 8/27/2024
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ISSUES
AFFORDABILITY
Regular folks in our community are being left behind. We’re paying rising costs and rising taxes, while large corporations see record breaking profits.
Healthcare
I fully support universal healthcare for all. No family should lose healthcare because of where they work or how much they make.
Community Safety
Our communities have suffered from the inadequate resourcing of mental health and addiction treatment services. It is the duty of the state legislature to take bold steps in addressing this issue.
