Crime Victims Advocacy

The Retired Public Employees Council of Washington (RPEC) is an organization dedicated to safeguarding and enhancing the pension and healthcare benefits of retired state, county, and local government employees in Washington. They work tirelessly to protect the rights and interests of their members by advocating for favorable legislation, providing valuable information and support, and collaborating with other relevant organizations. RPEC is committed to uniting retired public employees for their mutual benefit and welfare. With a focus on improving financial and medical benefits, they strive to ensure a secure and fulfilling retirement for their members. Through their office in Olympia, Washington, RPEC actively engages in legislative efforts and offers a range of resources and services to support retired public employees in navigating the complexities of retirement.Generated from the website

Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board is a governor-appointed body. Based in Olympia, Wash., the department is a partnership of labor, business and government to helping Washington state residents obtain and succeed in family-wage jobs, while meeting employers' needs for skilled workers. It also oversees a workforce development system which includes 18 education and training programs. Additionally, the board provides financial aid and other services to low-income students as well as opportunity partnership program projects.