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To address the loss of farmland in the city and the gap in the food system, Olympia is seeking experienced design consultants to prepare an agri-park feasibility study to determine the viability of … more
Applications for Olympia’s new advisory board due in ten days Olympia is reminding interested community members to apply for a seat on the city’s Cultural Access Program Advisory … more
Tumwater had no adequate internal controls to ensure accurate financial reporting, according to an audit report released by the state auditor on Thursday, December 29. “Our audit found … more
The Thurston Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) made critical decisions over the past year to address major concerns of the residents amid the growing population and adapting to the new normal. … more
Investigation clears Commissioner Harding from conflict of interest Port commissioners authorized a probe into Commissioner Amy Evans Harding’s alleged conflict of interest as a broker for … more
Sullivan becomes Tumwater’s first female mayor Debbie Sullivan was sworn into office as the first female mayor of Tumwater during a face-to-face ceremony on January 4. She won the 2021 … more
The City of Olympia announced that its offices will close early tomorrow, December 30, with several of its offices remaining closed the day after New Year’s Day. In its press release, the … more
Olympia and Lacey are looking for community members who will fill vacant posts on both cities’ advisory boards. Cultural Access Advisory Board vacancies Olympia is currently seeking … more
Following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, Lacey shifted its focus to infrastructure investments and policy-making to address the city's growing population.  Take a look back on some of the … more
Olympia is looking for applicants for its new round of traffic box art. Starting in 2015, the city holds a public voting competition where artists living in and around Olympia could submit a … more
Tumwater will start its work on Capitol Boulevard next year in an effort to address several traffic issues in the area. “Though this construction will be particularly disruptive,” said … more
Arguably one of the highlights of this year was how Olympia renamed a park on East Bay Drive to acknowledge its history and try to mend ties with its people. Originally called Priest Point Park, … more
Olympia, Tumwater will have adjusted office hours during the holiday, while some Lacey facilities will be closed because of coming weather. In a press release, Olympia stated that its city hall … more
After three public hearings and various city meetings, Lacey City Council approved the 2023 budget, amounting to $182,069,133, with a total General Fund Budget of $64,159,814. During the council … more
Olympia’s Cultural Access Ad Hoc Committee held a virtual meeting on Thursday, December 20, to discuss its potential program structure and survey. Part of the meeting is the presentation of … more
The Olympia City Council approved the legislative priorities for 2023, including continuing to support climate change, addressing homelessness and affordable housing, and supporting mental and … more
The Olympia City Council has approved a resolution that provides $550,120 in funding for Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) to  continue to operate the existing 29 tiny houses in Plum Street … more
Olympia’s Land Use & Environment Committee (LUEC) discussed the 2023 Community Planning and Development (CPD) Work Program Update on Thursday, December 15. The city staff annually … more
The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) of the Thurston Regional Planning Council (TRPC) is set to identify actions and opportunities to improve their grant selection process during their remote … more
Six nurses from the Providence St. Peter Hospital have taken the public comment avenue to inform the community of the current condition of the health institution, which they claimed "is in great … more
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