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The Scoop: $230 million in investments in corridor districts since 2011.
The Scoop: The Sustainable Thurston Report Card tracks 30 measures of sustainability progress.
Have you noticed more construction activity in Olympia, Lacey and Tumwater’s city centers and along the urban corridors that link them? This is part of a collaborative effort to reinvest in these areas and provide a wider range of housing and ac...
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and the state Department of Commerce will honor the Thurston Regional Planning Council’s Sustainable Thurston project with a “Lifetime of GMA Achievement Award” during a November 13, 2015, reception commemorating the 25th annive...Read on...
My, how time flies. The Thurston Regional Planning Council approved Creating Places—Preserving Spaces in December 2013, and a lot has happened on the sustainability scene since then. You can read all about it in the first edition of The Main Street Journ...Read on...
As local planners and policymakers begin to implement the ambitious Sustainable Thurston plan, folks from beyond the region are taking notice.
On March 17, Futurewise — formerly 1000 Friends of Washington — will honor Sustainable Thurston, TRPC and it...Read on...
Read all about how Thurston Region communities are stepping forward sustainably — on the roads, in the codes, and elsewhere. This annual TRPC newsletter reports how the public and private sectors are achieving the Sustainable Thurston vision.
TPRC developed ThurstonHeretoThere.org to help people who live in and around Thurston County try alternative ways to travel around our community. Visit ThurstonHereToThere.org to learn about your travel options today!
