Honorable Carol Murphy

Thurston County, located in Washington, is committed to providing essential services and resources to its residents, particularly those with limited English proficiency through automated translations. The county's offices and departments, including the Superior Court, work collaboratively to ensure accessibility to vital information and programs. One of the key initiatives is the Thurston County Dependency Guardian ad Litem Program, which trains and supports volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children in the dependency court system. This program not only plays a crucial role in facilitating communication and ensuring the well-being of dependent youth but also emphasizes community involvement through volunteer opportunities. Generated from the website

Thurston County Auditor's Office in Washington issues marriage licenses for ceremonies within the state, with a straightforward application process that includes a 3-day waiting period and a $72 fee. Applicants must be 18 years or older, provide valid identification, and complete the online marriage application either at home or in the office, ensuring a smooth and efficient process for couples looking to tie the knot.Generated from the website

Thurston County Central Services offers a range of remodeling, renovation and construction services. It works with contractors and minority- and women-owned businesses. The department provides instruction for submission of invoice forms and contractor applications. Thurston County Central Services uses the services of Builders Exchange of Washington to post electronic plans and specifications for various public works projects. The department maintains a facilities services division. It organizes bid for various projects. Its customers include Advanced Technology Construction Corporation, 3 Kings Environmental, Anderson Environmental Contracting and Barclay Dean Architectural Products. Thurston County Central Services is based in Olympia, Wash.