Latasha Palmer

Nonpartisan

Reduced Displacement: By keeping units off the speculative market, social housing decreases housing insecurity and displacement.

Prioritizing clean air, water, and soil to benefit public health and the environment.

Expanding Tacoma’s Alternative Response Initiatives: I support expanding Tacoma’s initiatives that focus on Homelessness Outreach, Behavioral Health Response, and unarmed Community Service Officers.

I advocate for policies that support the expansion of Community Land Trusts (CLTs) in Tacoma. CLTs stabilize neighborhoods by preventing displacement and foster community engagement and sustainable development practices.

Housing security is fundamental to a stable and thriving community. By prioritizing housing security, we can combat displacement and homelessness and create neighborhoods where families can build futures without fearing instability through policies and programs that Support Homeowner Development.

Economic security is interconnected to climate security. It involves creating opportunities for stable employment and financial well-being.

I support policing that also includes- Community Police Oversight: Communities that engage in community policing strategies, where law enforcement works closely with residents to address local concerns, often see improved trust between police and community members. This trust can lead to more effective crime prevention and reporting, contributing to overall crime reduction.

Creating a neighborhood-centered city with accessible transportation is vital for economic opportunity, educational access, and community well-being.

Personal security means ensuring safety and well-being in our neighborhoods. By fostering safety, belonging, and empowerment, we can create environments where every resident feels secure. Rather than ineffective quick fixes, it is crucial to prioritize proactive prevention strategies that address root causes.