The Rescue 66 crew from Central Pierce Fire & Rescue delivered groceries for an Instacart driver after a vehicle collision, showing exceptional community service.

The City of Bothell updated its Hazard Mitigation Plan, enhancing preparedness against 14 potential hazards, and urges residents to review the plan for safety.

VOAWW Connect launched in Skagit & Snohomish Counties to aid with food, housing, & more via the 360-VOA-HELP line and [email protected] email.

Kent Police highlighted human trafficking issues on social media for National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, urging community involvement and sharing resources.

Olympia will host a community conversation on racial healing on January 17, including speakers and activities to promote unity after Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Seattle Police Department invites public to discuss community safety at "Our City, Our Safety" event on January 14, 2026, at Rainier Beach Community Center.

The Olympia Fire Department reflects on their role as community role models and their impact on local youth, embodying their philosophy of service and legacy as they inspire future generations.

WSDOT evaluates two options for the SR 165 Carbon River/Fairfax Bridge: replacement or closure. They are conducting environmental reviews and seeking right-of-way permits for preliminary steps.

Snohomish County extends its solid waste voucher program to Mar 19, 2026, aiding flood-impacted residents in disposing of damaged items without requiring proof of damage.

Washington DNR is providing 25 surplus fire engines to aid local fire districts' wildfire response, supported by a 2017 law and enhanced by 2021 funding legislation.

Bellevue Police Department invites locals to their Community Academy to learn about police work. The nine-week course aims to strengthen community relations and increase understanding of law enforcement.

South County Fire explains that fire engines may respond to medical emergencies, carrying supplies and medics to provide aid before ambulances arrive.

Snohomish County prepares for its annual Point-in-Time Homeless Count, highlighting the need for community involvement and aiming to secure funding for homelessness programs.