Thurston County Asks Residents to Report Storm Damage

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  Thurston County Emergency Management is asking residents and businesses to report storm damage from December 2025 severe weather.“Thurston County Emergency Management is asking residents and businesses to report any damage sustained during the December 2025 severe storm systems that impacted much of Washington State.”
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  The county wants to document all impacts, including minor flooding or wind damage, to better understand the storm's effect across Thurston County.“If you experienced storm-related impacts, including flooding or wind damage, consider submitting a report, even if the damage appears minor because reporting helps ensure an accurate understanding of storm impacts across Thurston County.”
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  Reporting helps ensure accurate data for future planning and response efforts.“If you experienced storm-related impacts, including flooding or wind damage, consider submitting a report, even if the damage appears minor because reporting helps ensure an accurate understanding of storm impacts across Thurston County.”
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  The county activated its Emergency Coordination Center on December 10, 2025, due to forecasted rainfall and flooding.“December 10, 2025 Announcements, Events Thurston County Ambulances Become First in the Nation to Earn Accreditation for On-Board Ultrasound Thurston County's ambulance service, Medic One, has become the first accredited ambulance ultrasound program in the United States.”
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  Residents can sign up for Thurston Community Alerts to receive emergency notifications.“Please sign up for the Thurston Community Alerts to receive texts about flooding or other emergencies in your area.”
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  Non-emergency questions can be directed to (360) 867-2800.“For non-emergency help or questions call (360) 867-2800.”