Thurston County Passport Fair (2025-03-15)

Olympia, WALocal News

The Thurston County Passport Fair is set to occur on March 15, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Thurston County Administrative Building in Olympia. This event is designed to assist first-time passport applicants and individuals whose passports have been expired for over five years, operating on a convenient walk-in basis. Attendees will also benefit from on-site passport photo services, with trained staff ensuring compliance with the State Department's submission requirements. With the upcoming mandate that requires domestic flight passengers to possess a passport or enhanced driver’s license starting May 7, 2025, this fair provides timely support for residents planning future travel. The Auditor’s office emphasizes the importance of obtaining a passport now to facilitate smooth travel transitions.

This event not only addresses a critical need within the community but also enhances local government engagement by making essential services accessible. For further information, residents can refer to the Thurston County Auditor’s website, which details the passport services available. This fair represents a proactive approach to ensuring that the community is prepared for upcoming changes in travel regulations.

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