Services
- Adults 50+
- Adults 50+ @ the library
- Community Information
- Getting Help
- Health and Fitness
- Jobs and Volunteering
- Lifelong Learning
- Money Matters
- Travel and Lifestyle
- Computer Classes
- Research Corner
- Help
- How to Get Notices from the Library
- Job and Business
- Language Communities
- Library Card
- Meeting Rooms
- Military Connections
- Online Services
- Outreach
- Pierce County Library 2030: Facilities Master Plan
- Reserve a Computer
- Test Proctoring
- Tools for Tough Economic Times
- Wireless Access
Getting Help
Telephone numbers and Internet links to important information
Need fast, reliable information? Below are telephone numbers and links to online directories of government, health and human services in Pierce County.
Tools for Tough Economic Times also provide resources to help you search for a job, improve your computer skills, locate home loan help and more.
Call 211 to find health and human services in Pierce County. The service is free and funded by United Way of Pierce County. The call center is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with 24-hour voice mail.
Resources and services
- The Caring Space
- Korean Women's Association
- Pierce County Aging and Disability Resource Center
- YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties
Where to Turn is an easy-to-use online telephone directory of local resources for seniors. Printed copies of the guide are available through Senior Media Services, 223 N. Yakima, Tacoma, WA 98403, 253-722-5687.
Legal resources
Local Resources
- Free Washington Legal Information
- Pierce County Law Library
- Senior Tax Deferrals
- Washington Law Help
Driving and transportation
- Greyhound Bus Lines
- Metro Transit
- Older Drivers
- Pierce Transit
- Puget Sound Safety DOT approved for Pierce County motorcycle education, safety training and pre-license.
- Sound Transit
