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The Lacey City Council officially voted to authorize the city manager to sign the interlocal agreement for the coordinated implementation of the Thurston Climate Mitigation Plan during its meeting on October 19, 2023.
Lacey greenlights its involvement in Thurston Climate Mitigation Collaborative
The Lacey City Council officially voted to authorize its city manager to sign the interlocal agreement (ILA) for the coordinated implementation of the Thurston Climate Mitigation Plan (TCMP). … more
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Two suspects linked to stolen vehicle from Lacey and identity theft arrested
Authorities have apprehended two suspects allegedly involved in a case of a stolen vehicle and identity theft using stolen credit cards. Late at night on September 7,  Lacey Police … more
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Are you ready for your seat at the table? Boards, councils and committee throughout the county have spots available on which to serve. This image shows a scene from the April 24, 2023 Lacey Commission on Equity hybrid meeting.
Get involved in our community: Here are the open positions on councils, committees and advisory boards 
Thurston County, Port of Olympia and the cities of Olympia, Lacey and Tumwater announced several open positions on councils, committees and advisory boards. One of these might be your opportunity to … more
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What’s happening this weekend – Blanco Festivo Masquerade and other events
The approaching Halloween days will be complete with these awesome local events. more
The Thurston County Planning Commission briefed the Board of County Commissioners on October 16, 2023 regarding the proposed updates to the Lacey Joint Plan.
Zoning changes, UGA Boundary Expansion amendments proposed for the Thurston-Lacey Joint Plan
The Thurston County Planning Commission briefed the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) on October 16, regarding the proposed updates to the Lacey Joint Plan, focusing on enhancing predictability … more
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Data from Lacey Police reports show that the city had the lowest crime rate of the three large cities in Thurston County in 2022.
Lacey reports lowest crime rate among nearby cities
Lacey Police Chief Robert Almada reported that in 2022, the City of Lacey experienced crimes at the rate of 60.8 per 1,000 residents. This marked a 4.4% uptick compared to the 2017-2021 period but … more
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Puget Sound Energy Product Development Manager Paul Gardner spoke at the Thurston Regional Planning Council's Transportation Policy Board's meeting held Wednesday, October 11, 2023. He unveiled the PSE's upcoming program for 2024.
PSE unveils programs related to transportation electrification, multiple forms of charging solutions
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) Product Development Manager Paul Gardner unveiled PSE's upcoming electric vehicle programs, which aim to promote the expansion of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and … more
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A surveillance camera still of the suspect with a cart filled with store items.
Man with no trespass order in Home Depot arrested for burglary and possession of controlled substance
Lacey law enforcement arrested a man with a history of trespassing and burglary after taking several items from a home improvement store where he had previously been banned. Lacey Police … more
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What’s happening next week – Freak Out! Halloween Party and other events
Let us see the exciting events of October’s second half. Orca Recovery Day Volunteer Work Party, Saturday, October 14, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Join Thurston Conservation District and the City of … more
Climate Mitigation Senior Program Manager Rebecca Harvey (top, left) briefed the commissioners on the updated proposal.
Thurston County moves forward with proposed solar photovoltaic energy system at county landfill
Thurston County’s Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) received updates yesterday, October 9, about constructing a proposed solar photovoltaic (PV) energy system on a landfill. The 25-acre … more
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Lacey City Council unanimously approved the stipend program for its advisory board at its October 5, 2023 public meeting to mitigate barriers to participation on advisory boards.
Lacey OKs stipend program for advisory boards, commissioners
To mitigate barriers to participation on advisory boards, the Lacey City Council unanimously approved a stipend program for its advisory board at its October 5 public meeting. The new program, … more
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Walking to school promotes children's health and reduces pollution.
October is Walk to School Month in Lacey
To encourage residents to promote children’s health and safety, the Lacey City Council officially proclaimed the month of October “Walk to School Month.” The council said it … more
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North Thurston School District is investigating claims against one of its school-bus drivers.
Sheriff’s office investigates mother’s allegations of son’s spanking by school bus driver
Thurston County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an alleged assault by a school bus driver on a Lydia Hawk Elementary School pupil. Last Wednesday, October 4, The JOLT published a story … more
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Lacey Housing Coordinator Jennifer Adams presented survey results on Manufactured Home Park residents during the Planning Commission Meeting on October 3, 2023.
Lacey survey shows majority in manufactured homes spend 45% or more of income on housing
Most of those who answered Lacey’s survey on Manufactured Home Park (MHP) residents said 45% or more of their income went toward monthly housing costs, Lacey Housing Coordinator Jennifer Adams … more
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North Thurston School District is investigating claims against one of its school-bus drivers.
Mother accuses school bus driver of hitting her 6-year-old son
The mother of a first-grade student at Lydia Hawk Elementary School has complained to North Thurston Public Schools that her son’s school bus driver slapped the boy on his way home on Monday, … more
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What’s happening in October – Lacey Children’s Festival and other festivities
Let us welcome October with family-friendly fun. Visit the events below to engage in the community.  Nisqually Watershed Festival 2023, Saturday, September 30 The Nisqually Watershed … more
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Lacey Police lauds officer for arresting suspect-at-large, then saving overdose victim
A Lacey police officer was able to revive an overdose victim while making an arrest on a wanted suspect Thursday. September 21. “One of our officers conducted an area check in an area on … more
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Nisqually Tribal Council Chairman Willie Frank III led the tribe representatives who attended the council meeting on Thursday, September 21, to present the plans to develop 250 acres of tribal land.
Lacey signs cooperation agreement with Nisqually Indian Tribe on 250-acre development into a resort and mixed use community
The Lacey City Council signed a cooperation agreement with the Nisqually Indian Tribe in support of the tribe’s plans to develop 250 acres of tribal land. “The Nisqually Tribe is in … more
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TRPC Senior Planner Michael Ambrogi presented a map showing the proposed additions to the Federal Highways urbanized area boundary.
Transportation planning boundaries to change after being categorized as urban for county
The Thurston Regional Planning Council – Technical Advisory Committee (TRPC-TAC) approved the proposed adjustment to the urban area boundaries set by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) … more
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Salmon swimming upriver to spawn in Washington
Olympia stop of the All Our Relations Snake River Campaign
On behalf of  Se’Si’Le , the public is invited to stand with Indigenous leaders and Tribal communities across the Northwest in support of a Snake River journey and the Indigenous-led … more
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