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Somerset Hill Drive from R.W. Johnson SW to Thorpe Drive SW on will be closed from April 1 to April 15 from 8:30AM to 4:30PM.
Lane closures on Somerset Hill Drive SW, Tumwater - expect delays
Somerset Hill Drive SW, spanning from R.W. Johnson SW to Thorpe Drive SW, will undergo alternating lane closures between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. through April 15. more
Planning Manager Brad Medrud talks to the Planning Commission about a community survey for the comprehensive plan update.
Tumwater seeks renters' voices, below-median income earners, others in shaping comprehensive plan update
Tumwater is looking to include more renters, below-median income earners, BIPOC individuals, and other groups in future public outreach activities in preparation for its 2025 comprehensive plan … more
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Washington Cities Insurance Authority Deputy Director Rob Roscoe briefed Tumwater City Council about the state of insurance rates in the state.
Tumwater’s insurer lauds city’s low losses
Tumwater’s insurance provider, Washington Cities Insurance Authority (WCIA), commended the city for its low loss history compared to other WCIA members. WCIA Deputy Director Rob Roscoe … more
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Israel Road SW and Linderson Way SW will be closed on April 4 and 5, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for water main trench restoration paving.
Lane closures in Israel Road SW and Linderson Way SW in Tumwater Thursday, Friday
Residents and commuters in Tumwater are advised to expect delays as lane closures are scheduled for Israel Road SW and Linderson Way SW on April 4 and 5 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be … more
Tumwater Mayor Debbie Sullivan
State of the City: Tumwater mayor speaks about key priorities
Ongoing road projects, further development, and an expanded cultural arts program are among the key priorities for Tumwater Mayor Debbie Sullivan. The mayor spoke at a forum organized by the … more
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Tumwater City Administrator Lisa Parks advised the city council to delay the discussion to inform the public about the meeting better.
Tumwater delays discussion on ordinance allowing overnight park use
The Tumwater City Council voted to delay a discussion about an ordinance which, according to public interpretation, would allow indigent individuals to stay overnight in public parks. The … more
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Tumwater Historic Preservation Commission and city arborist Kevin McFarland (right) discussed the status of the Davis Meeker Oak tree.
Tumwater Historic Preservation Commission wants to turn Davis Meeker Oak parcel into park
Tumwater Historic Preservation Commission recommended turning the parcel where the Davis Meeker Oak tree is located into a public park. The commission was expected to recommend whether to delist … more
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Sarah Nagy, community representative to the Use of Force Events Board, concurred with the Board's finding that using force in an 11-hour standoff incident in Tumwater in December 2022 was justified.
Olympia Use of Force Events Board clears Olympia police officer over Tumwater shooting
Olympia’s Use of Force Events Board cleared an Olympia police officer who returned fire during the 11-hour standoff in Tumwater last December 2022, saying the use of force was justified. … more
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Tumwater City Council met on Tuesday, March 19, to discuss updates to its floodplain regulations.
Tumwater amends regulations in floodplain areas, added standards of construction
Tumwater City Council approved an ordinance amending Tumwater Municipal Code (TMC) Chapter 18.38 , which deals with regulations for the city’s floodplain overlay area, on Tuesday, March 19. … more
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The Tumwater Tree Board met on Monday, March 11, to discuss the city’s city tree inventory report.
Tumwater city trees store 6000 tons of carbon, reduce storm runoff, benefits shown in study
Tumwater Tree Board’s latest tree inventory shows that trees in Tumwater city facilities store 1,968 tons of carbon dioxide. Combined with the carbon stored in sample trees from large city … more
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Tumwater Fire Chief Brian Hurley briefed the Public Health and Safety Committee about extending agreements with Medic One and Washington State Patrol.
Tumwater to extend contracts with Medic One, State Patrol
Tumwater Public Health and Safety Committee recommended the extension of the city’s contracts with Medic One and Washington State Patrol (WSP) on Tuesday, March 12. The Medic One agreement … more
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Tumwater Fire Chief Brian Hurley briefs the Public Health and Safety Committee about the city’s new protection class rating.
Tumwater’s fire protection class rating upgraded
Tumwater’s protection class rating was upgraded from a score of 4 to 3, Fire Chief Brian Hurley told the Tumwater Public Health and Safety Committee on Tuesday, March 12. The rating, which … more
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Colorful Easter eggs in a decorative nest and tulips on wooden background, closeup.
Tumwater Easter Egg Dash and other community activities open to volunteers
The Tumwater Parks & Recreation Department is calling for volunteers to help with its upcoming Easter Egg Dash event alongside other community projects to beautify and enhance the city. … more
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What's happening this weekend— Resource Fair, Race Dialogue, Heroes Hoops Classic Fundraiser and other festivities
Take your family and show your support for local events. more
The Oregon spotted frog (Rana pretiosa), one of the species included in Tumwater's mitigation plans.
State legislature allocates funds for Tumwater’s acquisition of protected species' habitats
The state legislature allocated $2 million of its 2024 supplemental capital budget under SB 5950 , passed on March 6 last week, for Tumwater’s gopher habitat acquisition project. The … more
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Sound Urban Forestry’s report shows a photo of the tree and the extent of the decay (shaded in red) as determined through an aerial assessment by Waxwing Tree Specialists.
Tumwater mulls removing 400-year-old Davis Meeker Oak
Tumwater’s city staff is considering the removal of the Davis Meeker Oak, a 400-year-old Oregon White Oak tree ( Quercus garryana ) in Olympia Regional Airport along Old Highway 99. Both … more
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President Julien Bancroft-Connors, Washington State Society Children of the American Colonists with drummer Jan Lemmer. of the Washington State SAR/DAR Fife and Drum Corps in Seattle. Julien holds a wreath from the Children of the American Colonists.
The American Revolution Experience here, for a limited time
The American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution have collaborated to create the American Revolution Experience. With a limited number of engagements, it is touring the US, through the end of 2025. more
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City planner Erika Smith-Erickson briefed the council about the hazard mitigation plan.
Tumwater adopts county’s updated hazard mitigation plan
Tumwater City Council adopted the fourth edition of the county’s hazard mitigation plan on Tuesday, March 5. The council adopted the current edition of the regional mitigation plan in … more
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Sheriff's deputies caught a group of suspects last Monday, March 4, alleged to have stolen goods from a retail store
Suspects in theft from outlet mall arrested after police chase
Thurston County Sheriff's Office (TCSO) arrested a group suspected of stealing from a retail store following a chase across several jurisdictions. On the early night of March 4, Thurston County … more
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The renovated center in Tumwater will feature refreshed restrooms, showers, a kitchen, new self-checkouts, and public laundry facilities, and remodeled Subway and Cinnabon. Shown in the photos is the place where the Tumwater location remodel is based.
Travel center donates $10,000 to Tumwater School District to celebrate branch remodel
The newly revamped Pilot Travel Center in Tumwater donated $10,000 to the Tumwater School District (TSD) to honor its remodel and its commitment to giving back, as stated in its press release. A … more
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