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    		 PHONE EMAIL
    Community Planning & Development 360.753.8314
    Executive Office/City Manager 360.753.8447
    Fire Department (Non-emergency) 360.753.8348
    Legal - City Attorney 360.753.8338
    Legal - Prosecutor's Office 360.753.8449
    Municipal Court - Court Services 360.753.8312
    Municipal Court - Probation 360.753.8263
    Parks, Arts & Recreation 360.753.8380
    Police Department (Non-emergency) 360.753.8300
    Public Works (24 hours) 360.753.8333

     

    City buildings & locations


    		 ADDRESS* WALK-IN HOURS**
    City Hall 601 4th Ave E

    Front Lobby
    Monday-Friday
    9 a.m.-4 p.m.

    Permit Center
    Monday-Friday
    9 a.m.-4 p.m.
    Fire Department - Station 1 (Main)
    		 100 Eastside St NE Monday-Friday
    8 a.m.-4 p.m. 
    Fire Department - Station 2 (Westside)
    		 330 Kenyon St NW N/A 
    Fire Department - Station 3 (Eastside) 2525 22ns Ave SE N/A 
    Fire Department - Station 4 (Northeast)
    		 3525 Stoll Rd SE N/A
    Maintenance Center
    		 1401 Eastside St SE Monday-Friday
    8 a.m.-5 p.m. 
    Municipal Court/Jail  900 Plum St SE  See page
    The Olympia Center
    		 222 Columbia St NW See page
    Parks Maintenance Facility 2600 East Bay Dr NE N/A 
    Police Department (Main) 601 4th Ave E  Monday-Friday
    9 a.m.-4 p.m.
    Police Department - Westside Station 1415 Harrison Ave N/A 
    Saturday Drop-off Site 1000 10th Ave SE See page

    *The mailing address for all locations is P.O. Box 1967, Olympia WA 98507-1967

    **All City building will be closed on City-recognized holidays

     

    Services & sections


    		 PHONE EMAIL
    Building Permits, Planning & Zoning 360.753.8314
    Business Licensing
    		 360.753.8327
    Business & Occupation (B&O) Taxes
    		 360.753.8327
    City Clerk/Public Records 360.753.8325
    Claims for Damages 360.753.8451
    Code Enforcement 360.753.8487
    Communications/Public Relations 360.753.8361
    Downtown Ambassadors 360.338.2853
    Downtown Clean Team 360.522.3850
    Economic Development 360.753.8591
    Event Permits 360.753.8361
    Fiscal Services (Budget, Financials) 360.753.8325
    Garbage & Recycling - Commercial & Temporary Containers 360.753.8106
    Garbage, Recycling & Organics - Residential 360.753.8340
    Graffiti Hotline 360.570.3737
    Human Resources/City Employment 360.753.8442
    Jail (City) 360.753.8417
    Park Rangers 360.570.3905
    Parking Services 360.753.8017
    Recreation & Sports Programs 360.753.8380
    Spills Hotline 360.753.8333 N/A
    Street Banners 360.753.8361
    Transportation (Streets, Signs, Signals, Streetlights) 360.753.8333
    Urban Forestry 360.753.8314
    Utility Billing 360.753.8340
    Water Quality 360.709.2774
    Water Emergency 360.753.8333 N/A

     

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    • Suspect of September 4th Shooting Arrested

      We are grateful to hear an arrest has been made in the September 4 shooting at the Intercity Transit Center, and that it was done safely.  Our thanks to the investigators in the Olympia Police Department for their work on this case. Their work is ongoing as they continue to investigate the multiple reported assaults from September 4.  With an alleged shooter identified and in custody, we hope our community can find some sense of relief after the tensions of the past few weeks. We ask the community for their patience as the other investigations continue. Read the arrest notification

    • COVID Utility Relief

      Learn about financial relief programs available for residential and commercial customers affected by COVID-19 on COVID Utility Relief page.

    • RESOURCES FOR AFGHAN REFUGEES AND VETERANS OF THE AFGANISTAN WAR View our list of resources.
    • City Council returning to remote meetings

      With COVID-19 cases on the rise in the community, the Olympia City Council will once again hold its regular meetings remotely over Zoom starting August 10. More...

    • Annual Report Available

      Our 2020 annual report highlights stories of resilience, innovation & grit. Read it now...

    • Guiding principles for demonstrations and crowd control

      In light of the 70+ demonstrations the Olympia Police Department responded to in 2020, they produced the following guidelines and future actions needed to share with the community regarding how OPD plans for and approaches demonstrations. View...

    • Police reform statement

      Read City Manager Jay Burney’s statement on police response and HB 1310. More...

    • Reimagining Public Safety

      We are launching a community-led process to reimagine our public safety system. Reimagining Public Safety focuses on all elements of Olympia’s criminal justice system including: policing, corrections, prosecution, public defense and courts. Learn more and get involved on Engage Olympia.

    • City Hall hours

      The City Hall lobby is now open for customer service from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Face coverings are required for unvaccinated customers for their safety and the safety of others. Customers who are fully vaccinated do not need to wear face coverings or physically distance when seeking services.

    • Meetings

      Agendas and Minutes for City Council and most advisory committees.