Neighborhood Resource List

Have a concern in your neighborhood?

Animal Services: 360.352.2510

  • Barking dogs or nuisance animals
  • Animals at large

Code Enforcement: 360.753.8487

  • Accumulation of garbage, trash, junk, or recyclable materials
  • Inoperable or unlicensed vehicle on private property for more than 30 days
  • Inoperable or unlicensed vehicle on public property (City right-of-way) 
  • Excess animals at a residence: more than 3 dogs, cats or hens
  • Structure that fails to meet minimum exterior standards
  • Vegetation encroaching into the right-of-way, creating a pedestrian or traffic hazard
  • Signs in or over the right-of-way, excluding political signs
  • Sandwich board more than 20 feet from the front door of the business it advertises
  • Performing construction (residential or commercial) without obtaining a building permit

Fire Marshall: 360.753.8348

  • Dry, overgrown vegetation which may present a fire hazard

Police Department: 360.753.8300 

  • Report information on a past crime (occurred more than an hour or two prior)
  • Questions and information including police reports 
  • For Emergencies dial 9-1-1

Public Works: 360.753.8333 Option 0

  • Trash or debris on public property (City right-of-way)
  • Vegetation obstructing traffic signs or clear sight at intersections
  • Traffic signs down (stop signs, etc.)

Urban Forester: 360.753.8301

  • Hazardous trees on City property
  • Tree cutting permits

Thurston County: 360.709.3083

  • Code enforcement issues outside of City Limits, including the Urban Growth Area  

 

 

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  • COVID-19 Information

    For information about impacts to City operations, business resources, and more visit our COVID-19 Information page.

  • City buildings closed - Use online services

    All City buildings are closed to the public through at least April 10. You can take care of many of your most common needs on our Online Services page.

  • Utilities Relief Program

    City of Olympia utility customers affected by the COVID-19 emergency can fill out a simple self-certification form to have their utility payments deferred for 60 days without interest or penalties. Complete the form...

  • Council Meetings during COVID-19 Emergency

    The Olympia City Council will continue to meet during the COVID-19 emergency, but the Council Chamber will be closed to the public and no public comment will be taken at the meeting in order to comply with social distancing guidelines.

    How can I comment?

    A link to the Council agenda and meeting packet will be posted to Engage Olympia after 3 p.m. the Thursday before the meeting. Once posted, the public can comment on agenda items until noon on the Tuesday that Council meets.

  • Meetings

    Agendas and Minutes for City Council and most advisory committees.