HAHarvey Walden
6 days agoWashington State Services
Washington State Services - WA.GOV
WA.gov is an official website of Washington State.
Washington is transitioning from SecureAccess Washington (SAW) accounts to WA.gov accounts. During the transition, you may need both a SAW account and a WA.gov account to access services. Learn more about the transition.
Looking for services already on WA.gov? View the list of services that have moved to WA.gov.
To browse and search all Washington state services (on SAW and WA.gov), use the filters to narrow the results. You can also search by keyword to find a specific service or topic.
Available Service Categories:
- Education: GED classes, student aid, education data, college, English classes, K-12, educators and education providers, state library and archives
- Health and Safety: Identity theft, legal aid, food and nutrition, crime victim support, healthcare, housing, protecting the environment, personal safety, cash assistance, emergency preparedness
- Recreation: Arts, hunt and fish, gambling, parks, camp and hike, boating, tourism, travel
- Transportation: Road and ferry, driving, owning a vehicle or vessel, air travel, commercial vehicles, paratransit
- Work: Find a job, workers rights and benefits, managing your business, employment data
- Your Government: Local and tribal government, legislature/laws/codes, criminal justice, volunteering and charities, voting and elections
Filter Options by Action: Complaints and violations, permits and non-professional licenses, assistance and benefits, grants and funding, comply with rules, reservations and tours, fees and purchases, employment and job skills, taxes, permits and licenses
Filter Options by Audience: People in foster care, pregnant individuals, government, people with disabilities, businesses, families, caregivers, seniors, military and veterans, schools and students, immigrants and refugees, youth, tribes, non-profits, visitors, people experiencing homelessness
Common Life Situations: Retired, transitioned to adulthood, lost a job, became a caregiver for an adult, bought a home, having and caring for a child
Services include access to educational resources for K-12 educators related to elections, locating local DSHS Customer Connect offices, training and support for Unified English Braille, access to reliable state data, applying for substitute confidential mailing addresses, filing crime victim benefits claims, applying for public benefits through Washington Connection, volunteering at the State Capitol, purchasing Discover Passes for state parks, obtaining annual moorage permits, free legal help for eviction defense, checking real-time traffic conditions, complying with boat hauling rules, downloading lottery apps, gambling self-exclusion programs, broadband availability data, employment pathways for individuals with disabilities, virtual exploration of state history, accessing Washington State Library digital collections, filing and paying business taxes, and more.
If you received a service or 'hidden' code to access a state service that has not yet moved to WA.gov accounts, log in to your SecureAccess Washington (SAW) account to enter the code.
