Pierce County Charter Amendment No. 58 - Juvenile Detention Advocate Office
Unofficial result: Passed
Source: results.votewa.gov
Pierce County, Washington
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Pierce County would create an office to review juvenile detention conditions and complaints, plus a review at least every five years. County taxpayers would fund it from the county budget at an estimated $384,000 to $501,000 a year; no new tax is specified.
Proposed by: Pierce County Charter Review Commission (2026)
The commission reviews the county charter (its basic rulebook). It finished its work June 29, 2026 and sent seven changes to voters, who must approve any charter change.
Source: thecascadian.com
A YES vote means
Create a Juvenile Detention Advocate Office and require regular outside reviews.
A NO vote means
Do not create the new oversight office or its required reviews.
Sources: piercecountywa.gov23