Dangers of Driving Through Water The Pierce County Sheriff's Office, along with Fire crews, County employees, and the Department of Emergency Management, are working to keep people safe by closing down roads that are too dangerous to drive over. Please do not attempt to drive over large bodies of water. It only takes about 12 inches of water to float your vehicle away, and we sadly get many drowning accidents due to cars submerged in water. Please take all road closures and evacuations seriously

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Rachel’s son attends a High School in Pierce County, WA. She recently found her son skipping school to join a school walkout for an abolish ICE protest. Many parents across the state of WA and the U.S. are concerned about the growing number of walkouts. Here is one Washingtonian mother’s story. #protests #washington | Vivian Ivy

Hidden deep in the forests of Pierce County, Washington, lies the remains of an early 1900s copper mine #GhostTownsAndMinesOfWashington #CopperMine #PierceCounty #WashingtonHistory #MiningHistory #AbandonedMines #HistoricMining #LostMines #HiddenHistory #ForgottenPlaces | Ghost Towns and Mines of Washington