Pierce County PLUS

Open Issues: 121 • Closed Issues: 230 • Acknowledged Issues: 22
  • 1112 S 7th St Tacoma WA 98405, United States - Newtacoma
    Oil coming from this derelict vehicle, it has now seeped into both my yard and my neighbors yard. Oil everywhere. Please help.
  • 98445 Tacoma, WA, USA - Parkland
    Beaver dams, on Pierce County owned property, are stopping the flow of Clover Creek and killing wildlife downstream by exposing them to predators and/or leaving them high and dry. These dams are also diverting the creek water onto the flood plains and recharge zones, reducing their efficacy during the winter wet season. There are also issues with creek maintenance upstream from the 138th street bridge preventing water from progressing downstream causing flooding of surrounding properties. Additional pictures of the dams and the property lot owners are available on request.
  • 9314 S Ash St Tacoma, Washington, 98444 - South End
    Several Homeless encampments in the retention pond.
  • 9612 66th Ave E Summit, WA, 98373, USA - Summit
    Spoke with the homeowner at 6522 96th St E. Her complaint was that her neighbor to the south was spraying Round Up into the creek channel and along their dividing property line, which went into her backyard and killer one of her chickens.
  • 183-253 Island Blvd Fox Island, WA, 98333, USA - Fox Island
    No apparent erosion control on site
  • 9205 207th Ave E Bonney Lake, Washington, 98391 - Bonney Lake
    This area is a natural water run off. Very over grown. We believe the City maintains and the City sprays yearly for blackberries. The area is over grown causing water to pool and flood and has rodents. The flooding causes the ground to be soft and the big tree by the fence line is starting to lean. The flooding causes more floods in my back yard as it is a flow way for the excess water. I hope we can get this resolved. Thank you.
  • 3561-3613 Pioneer Way E Tacoma, WA, 98443, USA - Waller
    55-gallon drums of various fluids, hydraulic fluid and paint containers left on the roadside on Pioneer Way E near Squally Creek.
  • Lakewood Wa 98499 United States - University Place
    Major irresponsible fires during burn ban toxic waste camping
  • 11601-11913 State Game Rd E Eatonville, WA, 98328, USA - US Congressional District WA8
    Someone dumped a load of rocks approximately 30’ from shoreline at the bottom of boat launch. It sits less than 3’ deep. It’s in a perfect line and 6’ deep on both sides. A friend hit it today and bent his propeller.
  • 3805 122nd Ave E Edgewood, WA, 98372, USA - Edgewood
    This property was developed as a SFR a few years ago and the owner has disregarded the wetland areas delineated in the back yard. They have moved many cubic yards of gravel and fill material in the wetland and used it for parking vehicles and equipment. They are now constructing a garage where there is clearly a wetland on Pierce Co. Wetlands GIS map(see attached photo). The area has been listed since 1996. Brining in fill material and altering the natural flow of water through wetlands can negatively affect adjacent property owners causing flooding that did not previously occur all because somebody is selfish and doesn't follow the rules. Please require property owner to restore the area to native vegetation. This will also be reported to the Washington State Department of Ecology Wetlands department.
  • 13th St Sw & 23rd Ave Sw Puyallup, WA, 98373, USA - US Congressional District WA9
    Parcel 6024520190 - County-Owned Pond - Requesting Survey of property lines and full topo of pond and drainage assests.
  • 3100-3648 226th Ave E Lake Tapps, WA, 98321, USA - US Congressional District WA8
    Property owners at 3128 226th Ave. E inquired about an issue they are having with wetland/natural drainage area running through their property. Surface water is eroding their cliff and adjacent areas near (and possibly part of) Quiet Water subdivision, where there are County-owned drainage structures. They would like insight on their options to address the erosion, and would like to confirm whether or not the Quiet Water HOA shares any responsibility for regular maintenance of bioswale/detention pond facilities on their property.