Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Washington Office of the Attorney General.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Olympia
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
1125 Washington Street SE PO Box 40100
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(360) 753-6200
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington Office of the Attorney General
The task force conducted a comprehensive review and discussion of several proposed recommendations aimed at preventing mass violence and domestic extremism. Key agenda items included refining recommendations on funding for the HearMeWA program, strengthening the School-Based Threat Assessment Program, providing coaching and counseling services for individuals on pathways to violent extremism, and developing a state-wide mass violence incident preparedness plan. The members also addressed training requirements for entities assisting individuals re-entering society post-incarceration and funding for personal growth programs for incarcerated populations. Additionally, the task force deliberated on establishing overarching privacy protection principles across recommendations and emphasized the integration of stakeholders with lived experience into advisory groups in accordance with state legislation.
The meeting included a recap of 2025 year-end data, noting a slight decrease in case numbers, the prevalence of family law as the primary issue, a decline in requests from rural counties, and the successful recruitment of new volunteer lawyers. Discussions covered a review of past events and activities, such as CLE presentations and veteran clinics, as well as an overview of upcoming events like wills clinics and outreach efforts to tribal organizations and rural partners. Additionally, members shared updates regarding their respective organizations, including information on recurring legal clinics and upcoming town halls.
The Task Force met to discuss proposed recommendations regarding domestic extremism and mass violence. The agenda included reviewing and refining six specific recommendations: a centralized subject matter expert program, a grant program for youth development, community-connectedness programming, digital media literacy curriculum development, active bystander training for mandatory reporters, and public education campaigns on violent extremism. Key discussions centered on strengthening civil liberties, clarifying program roles and coordination, and incorporating feedback from public comments.
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Track Washington Office of the Attorney General meetings, strategic plans, and budget discussions before the public bid appears.
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Public-sector contacts connected to Washington Office of the Attorney General.
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