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Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is a public service agency offering various fire prevention, extinguishing and education programs, and serving the communities of Parkland, Midland, Spanaway, Elk Plain, Summit and South Hill, Wash. It works with community leaders to promote various issues, such as fire safety and disaster preparation, and better inform the community on how to ensure the safety of their lives and property. The fire department also offers information hotlines for burn regulations, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid classes, station tours and honor guard information. The fire department also offers online bicycle, water and home safety information, such as disposing of old medicines, storing medications, practicing fire escape plans, installing smoke detectors, loading of electrical outlet and electrical cords, pets safety, and storing cleaning agents, pesticides and other toxic materials. Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is located in Tacoma, Wash.

The Pierce County Library System offers microfilm and hard copies of newspaper articles and magazines from national and regional publications for the residents of the community. The library system has more than 15 branches. Pierce County Library System s Friends of the Library works to increase community interest and involvement in the library system through programs, fundraisers and volunteer activities. Its libraries provide literacy services through a mobile family literacy unit. The Pierce County Library System offers books, magazines, audiotapes, video cassettes, compact discs, DVDs, e-books, government documents and databases. In addition, it offers computers for word processing and accessing the Internet. The library arranges various programs for children, families, teenagers and youths. Located in Tacoma, Wash., it organizes story sessions, children's reading programs and special events.

The Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber is dedicated to fostering a thriving business environment in the South Sound region of Washington State. Through advocacy, leadership development, and relationship-building programs, the Chamber works to provide equitable resources and opportunities for its members. With a focus on inclusivity and economic growth, the Chamber offers a variety of initiatives such as the Business Leadership Academy and the South Sound Business Leaders club to support local businesses and develop community leaders. By connecting over 7,000 members, the Chamber aims to make the South Sound the most equitable and prosperous place to do business in the state.Generated from the website