Please join us for the public groundbreaking event on Monday, November 1 at 12:00 noon.…
L&I/WSDA Safety and Health Lab and Training Center
Please join us for the public groundbreaking event on Monday, November 1 at 12:00 noon.…
Korsmo Construction recently completed the new 50,000-square-foot health and wellness center for the Nisqually Tribe.…
We're so excited to get started on this long-awaited project! The Mustard Seed Project is the Key Peninsula’s first assisted-living and memory-care home. The groundbreaking event will be held on Saturday, October 23 at 10:30 a.m. in Key Center.
Key Peninsula’s first senior living to use design showing success with COVID rates
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Each home will have its own entrance and a shared hearth, kitchen, and dining area.It's a great day to take a walk! Members of the Korsmo team and their families met down at Ruston Way this morning to participate in the 2021 Puget Sound Heart and Stroke Walk along the Tacoma waterfront. There's still time to support Team Korsmo! Click here to donate to the American Heart Association: bit.ly/3o0PWt8
Fun day, with some fun people, for a great cause!
We are excited to announce Tacoma Housing Authority's Arlington Drive Youth Campus project received the prestigious Chairman’s Award in the 2021 Urban Land Institute's Jack Kemp Excellence in Affordable and Workforce Housing Awards! The Jack Kemp Awards recognize innovative developments that positively impact the community by supporting households at or below 120 percent of area median income. The Chairman’s Award is a special recognition for creative projects designed to address a unique affordable housing challenge.
Arlington Drive Youth Campus provides a warm and safe place for homeless or at-risk youth and young adults. The campus includes a crisis residential center for children, and a 58-unit apartment complex for young adults. The development combines transitional housing with support services for youth in the Puget Sound area.
Congratulations to Tacoma Housing Authority, SMR Architects, and the entire project team for this outstanding national recognition!
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Thank you, General Contractors Magazine! It is an honor to be recognized among this impressive list of local contractors!
The 8 Best Commercial Contractors in Tacoma, Washington (Photos, Cost Estimates, Ratings)
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After a prolonged decline during the mid-20th century, Tacoma, Washington has faced a period of revitalization. Embracing the rise of public and private developments, it has grown into a hub of facilities from diverse market sectors. Challenged by this factor, contractors serving the town have learn...Congratulations John That is a great honor for your company.
Great work, John and crew!
Congratulations Korsmo Construction!
Welcome back to school, Boze Bobcats! We had so much fun celebrating your first day on campus! Have a great year, make new friends, and enjoy your brand new school! #TPSFirstDay
We’re excited to share the great progress of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe's new Jamestown Healing Clinic in Sequim. Medication-assisted treatment centers provide people with opioid-use disorder a compassionate environment to receive medical care and counseling services that lend healing and wellness.
www.sequimgazette.com/news/under-construction-inside-jamestowns-mat-clinic/
Under construction: Inside Jamestown’s MAT clinic | Sequim Gazette
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Health director talks safety, support of community, patientsThanks for having us out help on this one!
With several projects underway or soon breaking ground, please join us in welcoming our dynamic new team members who are already hard at work in support of Korsmo's growth in a range of markets!
We are extremely proud of Korsmo's own diversity program manager Rachael Pease for being invited to be a guest presenter at the National Association of Workforce Boards (NAWB) annual conference in Washington, D.C.., June 24-26. Through Rachael’s involvement as a board member with WorkForce Central and the Pierce County Community Engagement Task Force, she discussed how local organizations in various sectors have aligned and collaborated in the city of Tacoma to tear down barriers and improve equity in our community. Rachael provided valuable insight from her work to build Korsmo’s diversity, equity, and inclusion program. She also talked about Korsmo’s connection in the community and our “why” for what we do to promote equity through strong community partnerships. When Washington State Representative Derek Kilmer heard about the presentation, he reached out to Workforce Central to meet the team and learn more about their important work in the community.
Awesome!
Congratulations Rachael!