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Victim Assistance
City of Olympia
Prosecutor's Office

900 Plum Street
Olympia, WA 98507

Monday-Friday
8:30 am -
4:30 pm

 Ph: 360.753.8408
Fax: 360.709.2791
Most Frequently Used Numbers
Olympia Police Department (Emergency) 9-1-1 
Olympia Police Department (Non Emergency) 360.753.8300 
Family Support Center 360.754.9297 
Safeplace for Thurston County  360.754.6300 
Thurston County Family & Juvenile Court (Civil Protection Orders) 360.709.3275
VINE - Victim Notification for Release of Offender 1.877.846.3492 
CITY OF OLYMPIA NUMBERS
Olympia City Jail  360.753.8417 
Olympia Municipal Court  360.753.8312 
Olympia Probation  360.753.8263 
Olympia Prosecutor  360.753.8449 
Thurston County Numbers
Thurston County District Court  360.786.5450 
Thurston County Jail  360.786.5510 
Thurston County Sherriff  360.786.5500 
Thurston County Prosecutor (Adult)  360.786.5540 
Thurston County Prosecutor (Juvenile)  360.709.3230 
Thurston County Domestic Violence Advocates  360.754.2989 
Other Numbers
Adult Protective Services  1.877.734.6277 
Child Protective Services (24 hours) 1.800.746.6521 
Child Support Enforcement  1.800.345.9964 
Children's Justice Center/Monarch  360.923.1884 
Columbia Legal Services  360.943.6260 
Community Services Office/DSHS  360.752.6650 
Crime Victim Compensation  1.800.762.3716 
Crisis Clinic (24 hours)  360.586.2800 
Department of Corrections  360.725.8200 
Fort Lewis DV Victim Advocate  1.253.967.3087 
Fort Lewis Military Police  1.253.967.3107 
Salvation Army (Emergency Support)  360.352.8596 
St Peter's Sexual Assault Clinic  360.493.7469 

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    Rental assistance is available for qualifying Thurston County households impacted by COVID-19. Landlords and tenants can learn more about these programs by connecting directly with the Community Action Council of Lewis Mason Thurston Counties or Community Youth Services.

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