PublicDisclosure

On March 4, 2008, the Pierce County Council adopted a revised Code of Ethics, Chapter 3.12. The Ethics Code requires registration and reporting by all county incumbents and candidates, department heads and lobbyists who lobby the county to influence legislation. The Code is intended to promote full disclosure of lobbying in order to protect the openness and integrity of the legislative process.

Pierce County Candidate and Incumbent Reporting

Pierce County Department Director Reporting

Pierce County Lobbyist Reporting

Pierce County Code of Ethics

Pierce County Ethics Commission

Washington State Public Disclosure Commission (PDC)

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Ethics Commission?

What are the Enforcement Procedures?

What is Lobbying?

Who is the Hearing Officer?

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Public Access to Reporting Information

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To search the index of disclosure documents on file, click on the link above. Read and accept the disclaimer. Click on Official Public Records. Under party name enter the name or organization you are searching. To narrow down your search, utilize the document type drop down and select from the following document types.

PDC C Series Forms
PDC F Series Forms
PDC L Series Forms
PDC Lobbyist Registration

Index Only: Copies of the indexed forms on file can be obtained by visiting the Pierce County Auditor's Recording Division located at 2401 S 35th St. Room 200, in Tacoma. Office hours are Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Copy fees are .15 cents per page.

Any additional questions should be directed to Pierce County Ethics Commission.