Thursday, October 1, 2026
Local residents and business owners are being asked to report any damage suffered during a series of storms that hit Thurston County this month.
"Community members who experienced storm-related impacts, including flooding or wind damage, are encouraged to submit a report, even if the damage appears minor. Comprehensive reporting helps ensure an accurate understanding of storm impacts across Thurston County," said Thurston County Emergency Management in an online message.
"While impacts in Thurston County were less severe than in some neighboring counties, collecting detailed local damage information remains critical. These reports support countywide damage assessments and provide essential data to the (state) of Washington and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) should state or federal assistance programs become available.
"Submitting a damage report does not guarantee financial assistance; however, these reports contribute to the broader disaster assessment process and may play an important role in determining eligibility for future recovery resources."
Residents and business owners can report storm-related damage by using Thurston County’s online reporting system.
People who are unable to access the online system may contact Thurston County Emergency Management for assistance.
Staff are available Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., to help guide residents through the reporting process. Thurston County Emergency Management can be reached at 360-867-2800
For updates, preparedness information and additional resources, follow Thurston County Emergency Management click here.
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ClownPenis88
How about cleaning up the crime issues in Thurston County and not worry so much about bike lanes.
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Boatyarddog
CLOWN ***** 88 how about YOU hit the Mute button, NO ONE cares for your Nasty mouth and bad Judgements. Bike Lanes Save Lives! JAPPY HOLIDAYS SCROOGE
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