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Cameron Sheppard

Cameron Sheppard

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News Fellow, WSU Murrow College

Tacoma, Seattle

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Total articles 10275

  • Pierce County announces $6 million eviction prevention program. Is it enough?

    By Cameron Sheppard| Tacoma News Tribune Verified Pierce County is awarding more than $6 million to a Tacoma-based service provider to administer an eviction-prevention program for the next two years. The announcement of the contract comes as the region recently recorded one of the highest eviction rates in the state. On April 11, Pierce County Human Services announced it would award approximately $6.3 million to the Multicultural Child and Family Hope Center (MCFHC) for administering the Eviction Prevention Program, starting this summer.

    By Cameron Sheppard · Tacoma News Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Dollars spent in Pierce County have less purchasing power, jobs report shows

    By Cameron Sheppard| Tacoma News Tribune Verified A recent report on Pierce County’s workforce and economy identified that inflation disproportionately impacts residents as the relative value of a dollar in Pierce County is much lower than the state and national averages. As Pierce County’s demographics change and its industries add more jobs, the study also predicts that AI and automation could replace a significant amount of labor in the coming years.

    By Cameron Sheppard · Tacoma News Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Pierce County announces $6 million eviction prevention program. Is it enough?

    By Cameron Sheppard| Tacoma News Tribune Verified Pierce County is awarding more than $6 million to a Tacoma-based service provider to administer an eviction-prevention program for the next two years. The announcement of the contract comes as the region recently recorded one of the highest eviction rates in the state. On April 11, Pierce County Human Services announced it would award approximately $6.3 million to the Multicultural Child and Family Hope Center (MCFHC) for administering the Eviction Prevention Program, starting this summer.

    By Cameron Sheppard · Tacoma News Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

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WSU Murrow College

Pullman, Washington, United States

+1 509-335-3564