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City of Olympia will use funds to help immigrant, refugee families. Here’s what it will cost
The Olympia City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to provide $30,000 in council goal funds to help immigrants and refugee families who have settled in the city and throughout Thurston County.
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No permitting fees for affordable housing developers in Olympia? Officials discuss proposal
Burney said that’s enough money to pay for one large project’s fees, or several small- or medium-sized projects. He said an ...
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What is the future of housing in Olympia? City updates to middle housing code will help decide
Olympia code is being amended to address missing middle housing across the city, and Principal Planner Joyce Phillips recently walked city officials through proposed amendments and plans for ...
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Olympia council to consider more protections for renters and some homeowners. How they might help
The Olympia City Council is set to consider more tenant protections this spring and summer, this time aimed at homeownership opportunities and safeguards for manufactured homes and communities.
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City of Olympia sends workers home early Wednesday ahead of forecasted storm
The City of Olympia will close most facilities and customer service counters early on Wednesday ahead of the bad weather forecast for the evening. 32,785 people played the daily Crossword recently.
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The City of Olympia Swaps Parking Meters for Trees
The City of Olympia, Washington, today announces it has signed up to Meters for Trees, the multi-award-winning tree planting ...
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City Council declares Olympia the state’s first sanctuary city for trans and queer people
The City of Olympia has joined a small group of jurisdictions in the country declaring itself a sanctuary city for LGBTQIA2S+ people, just a month after community members came to City Council ...