We protect and enhance quality of life, sustainability, and safety through our plans, regulations, and programs.
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Contact Us
• Phone: 360.753.8314
• Email: cpdinfo@ci.olympia.wa.us
• Mail: P.O. Box 1967, Olympia, WA 9850
• Walk-In: Olympia City Hall, 2nd Floor (Hours)
601 4th Avenue E, Olympia, WA 98507
Building Permits & Land Use Review
Most construction projects in Olympia will require permits in order to ensure they meet local, State, and National building and safety regulations. In addition, certain types of projects must also first go through a Land Use (Site Plan) review process.
• Go to our Building Permits & Land Use Review page
Code Enforcement
Code Enforcement works in partnership with the citizens of Olympia to promote and maintain a safe and desirable living and working environment. We help maintain and improve the quality of our community by enforcing laws and codes targeted to solve specific problems within the community.
• Go to our Code Enforcement page
Historic Preservation
Olympia’s history is recorded and reflected in its buildings and landscapes, giving our Capital city a character like no other. The City's Heritage Commission and Historic Preservation Officer support Olympians in celebrating, caring for, and finding new uses for the historic places we treasure.
• Go to our Historic Preservation page
Parking Services
Parking Services manages a variety of parking options to meet the needs of all users including metered and timed on-street spaces, monthly leased lots, and a permit program for residents.
• Go to our Parking Services page
• Pay a ticket online
Planning
Plans are the foundation of much of what we do in the City. They guide our actions and ensure the goals set by the City Council are met and help make the community's vision for Olympia a reality.
• Go to our Plans in Progress page
• Go to our adopted Codes, Plans & Standards page
Urban Forestry
Our Urban Forestry team plans and manages major street tree planting projects, inspects, prunes or removes hazardous trees in the City's right-of-way and provides information and resources to homeowners, builders and developers.
• Go to our Urban Forestry page