Kristin Cox was named Employee of the Year by the Seattle Fire Department for her work in enhancing the Peer Support program and expanding the therapy dog program.

The Seattle Fire Department praised company officers for their leadership in emergency response, highlighting Captain Jimmy Walker's exceptional dedication and positive impact on his team and community.

Seattle is seeking new Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners members who will volunteer to guide city park development and recreation programs. The board aims for diversity, including BIPOC voices, and requires a few hours monthly from members.

The Marysville Business Summit is set for April 29, featuring insights on the local economy, a keynote by Echandia Marine's Trevor Small, and various discussions, ending with the Marysville Business Awards.

Everett seeks public input on its 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and 2025 Annual Action Plan regarding the use of CDBG funds for community development. Public comments are open until May 28, 2025.

Tacoma partners with OMWBE for a 'Certification 101' workshop on May 8, 2025, to aid minority and women business owners in understanding the certification process.

Attorney General Nick Brown honored fallen and injured workers on Worker Memorial Day and emphasized Washington's commitment to workplace safety and health.

The South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan won the Community Involvement award for its resident-led development, engaging over 1,300 participants through various methods.

Pierce County ICC is hosting a free, inclusive garden-themed event for kids up to five on May 10, with sensory activities and resources for development and learning.

Marysville's Mother Lovin' Market on May 4 will feature over 50 vendors at Jennings Memorial Park, offering artisan goods, food, and family activities.

The Washington State Patrol warns of an increase in fake gold sales on roadways, with 57 reported cases this year, and advises drivers to call 9-1-1 if approached by scammers.

Thurston County is hosting an open house on April 28 to discuss a proposed zoning amendment for the Black Lake Quarry, providing residents an opportunity to engage with county staff.

Washington State had over $18 million in fire losses last year, prompting the State Fire Marshal's Office to advise parents on fire safety education for children, including keeping fire sources secure and discussing the perils of fire with kids.