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Welcome to Thurston County
Washington State University Thurston County Extension connects the people of Thurston County to the research and knowledge bases of the state's land grant research university, and the land grant universities of other states, to provide solutions to local problems and stimulates local economies. Our county-based educators work with partners in your communities to provide educational programs and leverage the broad resources of a major university to resolve issues and create a positive future for the residents of Thurston County.
Our local programs include:
• 4H Youth Development & Adventure Education
In addition, Washington State University provides over 2,200 publications, numerous online educational opportunities, and other statewide educational programs and technical assistance from four Research and Extension Centers, 15 Academic Departments and six of WSU's Academic Colleges.
Directions to the WSU Thurston County Extension Office
The Washington State University Thurston County Extension Office is located at 5033 Harrison Ave. NW, Olympia, WA 98502.
From Interstate 5 (North and South):
Take the Hwy 101 exit (west) and follow till the third exit (Evergreen Parkway/Mud Bay); immediately exit onto the first road to the right; the WSU Thurston County Extension Office is on the corner to the right in the “Old McLane Fire Station.” Parking is available in front of Administration with additional parking in the rear of the building.
From Hwy 101 (East bound):
Take the Mud Bay Rd. exit; turn left and follow Mud Bay Rd. (east bound); go through the signal. The WSU Thurston County Extension Office is the first building on the right after the underpass.
From Downtown Olympia (West bound):
Take Harrison Avenue (west bound) towards Mud Bay. The WSU Thurston County Extension Office is the last building on the left before the Evergreen Parkway entrance.
Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Extension office. All programs comply with federal, state, and county regulations.
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