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New electric vehicle charging stations have been installed at the Lacey Fire District 3 facility. The project, funded through a Washington State Department of Commerce grant under the Climate Commitment Act, includes two chargers at Stations 31, 33, 34 and 35. 
Lacey Fire District 3 invests in modernization
Lacey Fire District 3 is modernizing its fleet and facilities, as its Carpenter Road headquarters marks 20 years ... more
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The William A. Bush Park playground, located at 4400 Chadonnay Drive SE in Lacey, is slated for some work with new equipment and accessible surfacing. Public voting on proposed designs begins on Sept. 22, 2025. 
William A. Bush Park playground redesign to be determined by residents in Lacey
The playground at William A. Bush Park in Lacey is in line for a makeover. In an announcement released on Thursday ... more
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14-time felon arrested after high-speed chase from Lacey to King County 
A 33-year-old man with multiple felony convictions was arrested after a high-speed pursuit that began in Lacey and ended in King ... more
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A memorial bench honoring Lorraine Marie “Lori” Flemm, former Lacey Parks, Culture & Recreation Director, is located at the Lacey Depot playground. Flemm died of cancer in 2016, the year she was named Lacey Historian of the Year. 
Lacey dedicates memorial bench to late Parks Director Lorraine Marie Flemm 
A memorial bench has been installed at the Lacey Depot playground to honor former Lacey Parks, Culture & Recreation Director Lorraine Marie ... more
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The Back-to-School resource table at Bell Towne Center, organized by the Lacey Veterans Services Hub and Travis Manion Foundation, offers notebooks, water bottles and other essentials to Thurston County students. 
Lacey Veterans Services Hub launches school supply drive with Travis Manion Foundation 
Back-to-school planning turned into a supply drive in the City of Lacey, as the Travis Manion Foundation and the Lacey Veterans Services Hub ... more
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The Pope John Paul II High School girls cross-country team is ranked No. 1 in the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Division 1-B.
Pope John Paul II High School cross-country teams ranked No. 1
The Pope John Paul II High School cross-country boys and girls teams head into the fall season as the  number one ranked squads in the Washington ... more
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The Lacey Museum has expanded its collection and finalized a 2025–26 visitor schedule ahead of its reopening, as announced during the Lacey Historical Commission meeting on Aug. 20, 2025; The museum also celebrated winners of the Great Lacey Adventure scavenger hunt, who are shown in this photo. 
Lacey Museum expands collection, unveils 2025-26 access schedule  
The Lacey Historical Commission approved new museum archives and adopted a full calendar of hours and closures through 2026, as it prepares for ... more
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The Lacey Police Department is looking for information on the whereabouts of 16-year old Ethen R. Smith. 
Lacey Police Department requests public’s help in locating a missing teen 
The Lacey Police Department is asking the public for help in locating a missing 16-year-old. The teen, identified as Ethen R. Smith, who also goes by ... more
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Woman arrested after alleged assaults at Walmart in Lacey
A 32-year-old woman was arrested after an incident at a Walmart on Yelm Highway SE in Lacey that involved alleged assaults on a store employee and ... more
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Brandon Thomas Sanchez was caught on Taco Bell’s CCTV footage after picking up his order which he placed and paid for online using an alleged stolen credit card. 
33-year old man charged with multiple counts of identity theft 
The Thurston County Prosecutor’s Office has filed charges against a 33-year-old man stemming from the alleged use of stolen financial information ... more
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A new sign marks the entrance of Greg J. Cuoio Park, a 537-acre site in north Lacey slated for a fall opening after first-phase construction. 
Greg J. Cuoio Community Park in Lacey eyes fall opening with first phase work nearly complete
The first phase of construction at Greg J. Cuoio Community Park has entered its final stages, with the City of Lacey confirming its tentative opening this ... more
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The City of Lacey is raising its long-standing $2,000 licensing exemption for small contractors and service providers to $10,000 effective Jan. 1, 2026. The Lacey City Council voted on the issue at a meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025.
Lacey increases out-of-city business license exemption
A $2,000 licensing exemption in the City of Lacey, which has applied to small contractors and service providers for two decades, is rising to ... more
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An aerial view shows the 5.32-acre parcel at 5025 Mullen Road SE in Lacey, outlined in red, that the city declared surplus and transferred to the Housing Authority of Thurston County for $1 under Resolution 1171. The property sits across from Komachin Middle School and near College Street SE. 
Lacey declares Mullen Road parcel surplus, sells to Housing Authority of Thurston County 
A 5.32-acre site at 5025 Mullen Road SE in Lacey has been declared surplus land, and it is being sold to the Housing Authority of Thurston County ... more
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A diagram shows the rules motorists must adhere when driving near school buses. 
Lacey Police Department reminds drivers of school bus safety rules
With the start of the school year approaching, the Lacey Police Department is reminding drivers about when they are ... more
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Couple arrested after alleged theft attempt at Kohl’s, both individuals were wanted on warrants
A man and woman were arrested at Kohl's on Sleater Kinney Road SE in Lacey after they allegedly attempted to ... more
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Community and Economic Development staff — Planning and Economic Development Manager Sarah Schelling, Building Official and Fire Marshal Terry McDaniel and Director Vanessa Dolbee — outlined proposed corrections to Lacey’s permit fee schedule during a Lacey City Council work session on Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2025. 
Lacey moves to correct permit fee schedule errors after homeowners overcharged 
Errors in the City of Lacey’s permit fee schedule have led to revisions more than a year after it was adopted by the city council via a ... more
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Man arrested for allegedly assaulting Lacey police officers 
A 34-year-old man is facing three felony charges of third-degree assault for allegedly attacking police officers who responded to a disturbance call ... more
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The Washington State Auditor’s Office Audit Manager Lisa Carrell and Lead Auditor Tony Cuevas announced the 2024 audit findings for the City of Lacey during a meeting on Monday, Aug. 11, 2025. The meeting, attended by Lacey officials, reported a clean opinion with full compliance and no deficiencies. 
City of Lacey achieves full compliance in 2024 state audit 
The Washington State Auditor’s Office has given the City of Lacey a clean audit for 2024, reporting no deficiencies in any of the legal, regulatory ... more
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Behavioral hospital patient arrested for alleged assault of multiple people
A 41-year-old man was arrested after allegedly assaulting multiple people at South Sound Behavioral Health Hospital in Lacey, including a ... more
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Retired U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major Brian Waananen now heads the City of Lacey’s Veterans Service Hub, as announced on Thursday, Aug. 7, 2025. He assumed the post in June 2025. 
Veterans Services Hub in Lacey welcomes new coordinator from Army ranks 
Retired U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major Brian Waananen, a combat veteran with 28 years of active-duty service and deployments to five foreign ... more
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