Edgewood and its Police Department dedicated a street to Deputy Dom Calata, killed in the line of duty in 2022, with a ceremony attended by the community.

WDFW seeks applicants for its Master Hunter Permit Program, emphasizing responsible hunting and wildlife conservation. Deadline to apply is Aug. 15, 2025.

Tacoma City Council unanimously adopts the 2025 Climate Action Plan Update to strengthen local economy and infrastructure while addressing climate threats.

An 80-acre peat bog in Redmond, now named Kari's Bog, honors environmental scientist Karin Osterhaug for her significant contributions to habitat preservation.

WDFW seeks public feedback on its draft Game Management Plan and corresponding SEPA determination by August 6, 2025.

Marysville seeks volunteers for its CDBG Citizen Advisory Committee to help allocate federal funds for local initiatives aiding low- to moderate-income residents.

Kirkland's Everest Park Playground reopens on July 10 with updated, inclusive equipment and expanded space after a facelift funded by the King County Parks Levy.

Clark County calls for nominations for the Disability Employment Awareness Month Awards to honor contributions to employment for people with developmental disabilities.

Bellevue’s annual Neighborhood Walks series returns, offering residents a chance to engage with city officials on community insights during walks in three neighborhoods.

An Australian boy, Fintan, admired by the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office, reenacts their videos and is active in his local environmental group, The Clean Team.

Tacoma unveiled its first Pride crosswalk on Broadway, affirming its support for LGBTQIA2+ residents and inclusivity, with local officials and community celebrating at the event.

Everett Transit is seeking public input on its Long-Range Plan for the city's future transportation through 2045, inviting comments via an online survey, community events in July, and direct communication.

Clark County implements an early burn ban starting July 3 to reduce wildfire risks, revoking all permits, with the possibility of reissue post-ban. Recreational fires at approved sites with strict rules are exempt.