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A slide from Tumwater Finance Director Troy Niemeyer’s presentation to the City Council on Tuesday, October 22, showing the estimated expenditures versus the projected revenues during the 2025-2026 biennium. 
Tumwater's draft budget for 2025-26 biennium would put the city $10 million underwater
The planned expenditure for Tumwater's 2025-26 biennium is $10 million above its revenues, but city staff will continue to explore ways to reduce the gap.   According to a preliminary … more
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TC-CAP’s roadmap follows a voluntary approach, taking an alternate route away from the traditional court system.
Homeless court alternative to be tested via one-year pilot program 
Thurston County is set to pilot its voluntary Thurston County - Court Alternative Program (TC-CAP), a hybrid version of San Diego’s Homeless Court, through a 12-month program.   … more
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Evergreen State’s Brieanna Dell scored a goal and ptrovided an assist in the Geoducks’s massive 9-1 home victory over the Walla Walla Wolves.
Evergreen soccer teams record two huge wins over Walla Walla in doubleheader weekend 
The Evergreen State College soccer teams hosted a doubleheader feature last Sunday, October 20. Both the Geoduck teams faced the Walla Walla University soccer squads, and they made it a memorable … more
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Olympia City Council, Oct. 22, 2024. Councilmembers convened for a study session, where they tackled the Workers' Bill of Rights and in-depth discussion of the same in their January retreat.
Olympia: Council to revisit Workers' Bill of Rights proposal and public engagement plan at January 2025 retreat 
Though the Olympia City Council has yet to determine a clear path forward on the Workers' Bill of Rights and minimum wage increase proposals, all councilmembers agreed to have a more in-depth … more
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A map, prepared by Ronda Larson Kramer, showing the trail of the Oct. 27 Walk along the path of Cowlitz trail
Supporters of Davis-Meeker Oak plan 2.7-mile walk along path of historic Cowlitz Trail Sunday 
Supporters of the Davis-Meeker Oak tree will gather on Sunday, October 27, to walk 2.7 miles of the path of Cowlitz trail, beginning at the historic Oregon White Oak ( Quercus garryana ) tree … more
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This year’s Salmon Experience at Bayshore Preserve features underwater cameras, salmon docents, and kids activities among many others.
Explore salmon run up close at Bayshore Preserve November 9-11 
Get up close with aquatic wildlife through the annual Salmon Experience at Bayshore Preserve this November 9, 10, and 11, 2024 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.   Capitol Land Trust (CLT) and Puget … more
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Olympia City Council, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024. Councilmembers hold a study session that tackles the 2025 operating budget deficit and explores potential measures to achieve a balanced budget. 
Olympia proposes staff cuts, organizational changes to address the 2025 budget deficit 
Olympia City Manager Jay Burney unveiled a multi-pronged plan to shrink its 2025 operating budget deficit. Among the recommendations include staff reductions, organizational changes, and the … more
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The LOTT-owned property is the forested delta-shaped area on the south side of Mullen Road.
Lacey mulls acquiring LOTT property to construct affordable housing near middle school
The City of Lacey plans to acquire a surplus parcel of land from the LOTT Clean Water Alliance and erect an affordable housing structure directly across from Komachin Middle School.   Plans … more
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Concept design for the Parthia exhibit, which will be located at the entrance to the Olympia Farmers Market. 
Pavilion for historic tug boat to begin construction near Olympia Farmers Market
A historic tug boat called the Parthia will soon be a roadside display near Olympia Farmers Market. On November 4, the South Sound Maritime Heritage Association (SSMHA), in partnership with the … more
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Recommended rate increase.
Water, sewer, garbage: Olympia committee proposes 3 to 7.6% increases
Olympia City officials have proposed increasing utility rates, permit, and impact fees as part of the 2025 budget, aimed at supporting critical infrastructure, and other municipal services.   … more
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Ballots being sorted, photo November 7, 2022.
Where to register to vote this week – until Monday, October 28
The Thurston County Auditor’s Office is reminding community members that the last day of voter registration date before the November 5 election is at the end of the month. Remote … more
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Thurston County Auditor Mary Hall
Thurston County auditor updating voter registrant data for General Election
The Thurston County Auditor’s Office announced earlier today that it has already updated over 30,000 voter records among more than 200,000 registered voters in the county. In a press … more
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Olympia School Board President Hilary Seidel, Squaxin Island Tribe Chairman Kris Peters and Olympia School District Superintendent Patrick Murphy secure the halyard holding the Squaxin Island Tribe's flag. October 21, 2024.
Olympia School District raises Squaxin Island Tribe flag alongside national, state flags
For the first time, the Squaxin Island Tribe’s flag was raised along with the United States and Washington State flags at a ceremony today at the Olympia School District's offices.   … more
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A slide from a May 9, 2024, Tumwater Public Works committee meeting showing that the existing culvert is too small to allow for the natural passage of fish. 
Tumwater City Council approves acquisition of two properties for Percival Creek culvert project 
Tumwater will acquire two properties as necessary right-of-way for a culvert project on Percival Creek.   Tumwater City Council approved the acquisition of the properties for $34,050 as … more
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Former Olympia mayor Cheryl Selby (center) and some city advisory committee members.
Volunteer for Olympia: Advisory Committee applications open until Dec. 13 
The City of Olympia seeks community members interested in serving on various committees. The application period is open and runs until Friday, Dec. 13, 2024, at 4 pm.   Planning Commission. … more
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Juan Mendez scored a goal in each of the two games of the Evergreen State College men’s soccer team this weekend. The Geoducks mustered four of possible six points. 
Geoducks still undefeated at home after win and draw from past weekend’s games 
The Geoduck Pitch is turning out to be a fortress for the Evergreen State College men’s soccer team this season. They remain without a loss in three outings at home turf in conference play. … more
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Meet the candidates tomorrow at New Life Baptist Church
New Life Baptist Church is hosting a meet-and-greet event for voters and would-be voters in Thurston County tomorrow, Saturday, October 19 at New Life Baptist Church, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. … more
Thurston County Sheriff seeks input on solicitation for vehicle pursuit technology
The Thurston County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) seeks public comment on its proposal to the 2024 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program—Local Solicitation for $19,532.09 … more
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A slide from Lacey Planning Manager Ryan Andrews’s presentation to the Lacey City Council on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024, showing the proposed housing allocations and the results of a land capacity study conducted by the Thurston Regional Planning Council.  
Lacey housing market has long way to go, mayor says
Thurston Regional Planning Council (TRPC) proposes allocating 9,915 low-income housing units for Lacey to meet county-wide affordable housing targets; according to Planning Manager Ryan Andrews' … more
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At its proclamation signed on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024, the Olympia City Council encourages families, school staff, and community leaders to support walking and rolling with children on their way to school. 
Olympia City Council proclaims October as Walk to School Month 
On Tuesday, the Olympia City Council signed a proclamation designating October 2024 as Walk to School Month.    The proclamation highlighted the benefits of walking and rolling to … more
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