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Council Member Olgy Diaz

At-Large Position 7 Serving the Tacoma community since 2026. Direct communication available via email: Email Council Member Olgy Diaz.

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Background

Born and raised in Pierce County, Olgy Diaz embraces her Guatemalan heritage while championing equity and inclusion. As a first-generation college graduate, she advocates for marginalized communities through organizations like OneAmerica and Planned Parenthood. Currently serving as Deputy Director for Equity at the Department of Natural Resources, she focuses on environmental justice and civil rights initiatives.

Elected in 2026, she represents Tacoma as the city's first Latina and openly LGBTQ+ council member. Her leadership spans multiple civic roles including Pierce Transit Commissioner and Pierce County Regional Council Member. She prioritizes urban greening projects, pet adoption programs, and community safety measures while advancing affordable housing solutions.

Beyond politics, she mentors youth leaders, supports local businesses, and volunteers with Tacoma Firefighters. Residents can connect through her email portal or call (253) 591-5100 for issues requiring municipal attention.

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Contact Information

Olgy Diaz | At-Large Position 7 Phone: (253) 533-0980 | (253) 591-5100 Email: Contact Form

Office Location:
Tacoma Municipal Building
747 Market Street, 10th Floor
Tacoma, WA 98402

Term Ends:
December 31, 2027

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Meeting Requests: Contact via email

Recent Council Decisions

June 12, 2026: Tacoma City Council updated ordinances to enhance public property protections.

Community Initiatives

May 5, 2026: Council reaffirmed support for immigrant advocacy programs.

Advocacy Efforts

March 31, 2026: Letter sent to Sound Transit Board regarding regional transit priorities.

Youth Support

February 24, 2026: Approved funding for LGBTQ+ youth health initiatives.

Resource Development

January 27, 2026: Launched comprehensive immigration resource hub.

Public Safety

January 13, 2026: Issued statement on community safety standards.

Economic Growth

December 16, 2026: Adopted framework for quality jobs strategy.

Development Plans

December 16, 2026: Approved economic development strategic plan.