LAKE TAPPS COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Council Representatives
To send your representative an email, click on their name below.

Church Lake
John Farrell

Driftwood Point
Ron Wilderman

Inlet Island
Vicki Karuzas

Snag Island
Leon Stucki

Tacoma Point/
Evergreen Point
Sue Brentson

Tapps Island
James Diebag

West Tapps
Michelle Whittmier

At Large Representative
Ralph Mason

At Large Representative
Kirk Shuler

Community Council President
Chuck Romeo

Links to
Community Websites



Driftwood Point



Inlet Island
&
Maple Point



Tacoma &
Evergreen Points


Tapps Island



West Tapps

LakeTapps
HOT LINE
891-5460
Please remove any floating debris you find in the lake .
If it is too large for you to remove, call the Hot Line for help.

 



Now in effect: No junk cars allowed
in unincorporated Pierce County

WHY?
Junk vehicles often contribute to offensive smells and visual blight.  Vehicles and spare parts of vehicles attract rodents and other pests.  They may endanger the health and safety of children who may be tempted to play on or around the vehicles.  Leading fluids could impact the quality of drinking water, wells and surface water.   There is a high correlation between junk vehicles and the manufacture and distribution of drugs and vehicle "chop shops"

WHAT IS A JUNK CAR?
To be classified as junk or nuisance, a vehicle must satisfy three of the following requirements:  The vehicle is 3 years or older; extensively damaged; apparently inoperable; and is equal to or less than its value as scrap metal.

EXCEPTIONS

Vehicles stored in building, screened from public view, or associated with certain legally-zoned businesses are exempt from the junk car policy.   However, stored vehicles cannot attract rodents or other pests.

FINES
Allowing a nuisance vehicle to remain on a property for more than 45 days could result in fines or jail time.

HOW TO GET ASSISTANCE
Through it Cooperative Abatement Program, the County will provide removal assistance to those who qualify.  To find out if you qualify, call 798-INFO or visit the Responds web site at www.piercecountyresponds.org.

 

Home

Police Related Problems on the Lake?  

If Emergency Call:  911

If Non-Emergency Call: 
(253) 798-4721 Option '1'

If Non-Emergency Call: 
(253) 798-4721 Option '1'
To leave a message on the Pierce County Sheriff Boating Hotline Call:  
(253) 798-3300
Help Keep Our
Lake Safe!!!