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Thurston County, Washington

UPDATED PHONE SCAM ALERT

Scam calls and emails are impersonating county employees and services: Permitting, Courts, Pretrial staff and Sheriff's Office deputies. Court staff don't call jurors, and Sheriff's deputies do not collect fines by phone. Report scams to Thurston County Sheriff's non-emergency line at 360-704-2740 and you can verify your Jury Service by clicking here. Click here for office or department contact info.

The content on the Thurston County website is currently provided in English. We are providing the “Translation” for approximately 10 languages. The goal of the translation is to provide visitors with limited English proficiency to access information on the website in other languages. The translations do not translate all types of documents, and it may not give you an exact translation all the time. The translations are made through an automated process, which may not result in accurate or precise translations, particularly of technical and legal terminology.

Public Works

Current Thurston County road closures and traffic impacts can be found on the map below. 

    

Seasonal Travel Information

Public Works operates 24/7 to provide emergency support during fire, flooding, and icy seasons. To report an emergency, use the after hours number for Thurston 9-1-1 Communications (TCOMM) (360) 704-2740.

Fire 

Watch for road closures in fire-prone areas. Do your part to prevent fires. Do not throw burning material from a car window or onto the ground. Don't leave fires unattended.

Flooding 

Do not attempt to drive on a flooded street. The water can be deeper or moving faster than you anticipate. Also, it is dangerous and illegal to drive around a "road closed" sign. Fines are greater than $400.

Icy Conditions

Though Public Works crews mitigate icy road conditions by spraying anti-icing solution to roadways, it is still important to slow down and drive carefully to avoid loss of traction and traffic collisions.

Roads are responded to in a prioritized order, with arterials, major collectors, and routes to emergency locations first. 

Snow and Ice Removal Map