Thurston County Commissioners

Founded in 1970, The Thurston County Department of Communications offers a range of information services to citizens. It maintains an operations board that addresses day-to-day issues and requirements of police and fire chiefs, Fire Chiefs Association and the medic one administrator. The department manages a public safety answering point and dispatch center to assist Public Safety Police, Fire and Medic One departments that serve cities, towns and unincorporated areas within Thurston County, Wash. The Thurston County Department of Communications maintains a digital private branch exchange telephone system that supports various emergency service centers. It additionally maintains computer-aided dispatch system and remote radio sites. The department manages a staff of technical service managers, radio technicians, administrative assistants and telecommunications supervisors. The Thurston County Department of Communications is located in Olympia, Wash.

The Child Care Action Council (CCAC) in Olympia, WA, is dedicated to supporting families and children by providing accessible childcare and professional development for childcare providers. Their initiatives include programs such as BlockFest, Early Childhood Education Assistance Program (ECEAP), and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, all aimed at enhancing early learning experiences in the community. In addition to their focus on childcare, CCAC offers resources and support for parents, community engagement activities, and training for providers to ensure quality early education. Through various events and programs, they strive to create a positive impact on young children and their families in Thurston and Mason Counties. Generated from the website

Rebuilding Together Thurston County is a non-profit organization based in Olympia, WA, dedicated to providing no-cost health and safety repairs to eligible low-income homeowners and community facilities. Through the support of dedicated volunteers, Rebuilding Together Thurston County ensures that low-income homeowners have access to essential repairs, such as hot water, heat, non-leaking roofs, and safe floors, improving their quality of life and the surrounding neighborhoods in Thurston County.Generated from the website