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Protect yourself from fraud

Worried about fraud? Answer a few questions to find out what kind it is and how to report it.

Guides for the tasks you face

For the more complicated tasks you have to complete while interacting with the government, we've compiled these handy how to guides to help bring clarity to the process.

SecureAccess Washington (SAW) Login for State Services

Get access to our state’s central login where you can access secure online services of multiple state agencies in one place.

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Your New WA.gov Account

What to know about the new WA.gov accounts.

File a Complaint

Find out where to file a complaint based on your specific issue.

Workers’ Rights

Learn your rights and benefits as a worker in Washington state.

Get Help Finding Food

Find out how you can get fresh, healthy, and free food throughout the state.

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Accessing Government Assistance

Find support and assistance for housing, food, healthcare, utilities, and more.

Housing Assistance

Find programs and resources to help if you’re experiencing homelessness or the threat of losing your housing.

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Protecting Your Community from Wildfire

Learn some of the things you can do to reduce the risk of wildfire in your community.

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Financial Aid

Learn about the government programs dedicated to helping students fund their futures.

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We're here to serve all Washingtonians.

8,115,100+

Estimated population of WA in 2025

163

Languages spoken in WA

41%

Of WA is public land (18.8 million acres)

7

Distinct ecosystems in WA

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Get free annual Discover Passes for your group or organization

July 17, 2025
With an annual Discover Pass, you’ll get year-round access to millions of acres of state parks, forests, and recreation lands. It’s your ticket to hiking, camping, picnicking, or simply enjoying the iconic scenery of the Pacific Northwest. The annual pass is affordable—and discounted or free for certain residents.

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What's happening in Washington

Employment Security Department reminds workers about the availability of unemployment benefits

If you were affected by the partial federal government shutdown, you may be eligible for unemployment insurance benefits, depending on the situation.

West Coast Health Alliance announces vaccine recommendations for COVID-19, flu, and RSV

View vaccine guidance for COVID-19, influenza (flu), and

Federal Government Shutdown - Impacts to DSHS and the Washington Residents We Serve

Learn the effects of the federal government shutdown in Washington state, notably if federal funding is not restored, DSHS will not be able to issue food benefits after Oct. 31. Cash benefits, however, for November 2025 will still be distributed as usual.

1st Annual customer experience conference to be hosted by Your Washington

Your Washington was established by Governor Bob Ferguson in 2025 through Executive Order 25-06 as the primary customer experience hub for Washington State

New hiking guide empowers disabled hikers in five Washington state parks

The Washington State Parks Foundation, in partnership with Disabled Hikers and the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, has released "Accessible Adventures: A Disabled Hiker's Guide to 5 Washington State Parks." This new guide shares accessibility features and information for five Pu

State delays new vehicle pollution requirements

The Department of Ecology is putting a 6-month pause on requirements for manufacturers to produce zero-emission vehicles. The decision comes as Congress considers changes to federal standards for vehicle emissions.