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City of Lacey highlights night market, blood drive and county health survey in community announcements

5954130 · September 11, 2025
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Summary

The City of Lacey promoted a series of community events including a Taylor Swift–themed night market at Lacey Depot Park, a Bloodworks Northwest blood drive at City of Lacey facilities, and Thurston County's 2025 Community Health Assessment survey.

The City of Lacey public announcement promoted three upcoming community items: a themed night market at Lacey Depot Park, a Bloodworks Northwest community blood drive hosted at City of Lacey facilities, and Thurston County's 2025 Community Health Assessment survey.

City staff said the night market at The Depot will feature food trucks, local vendors and music, and highlighted a Taylor Swift'themed evening scheduled for Friday, Sept. 19, from 5 to 10 p.m. The announcement said the night market runs through October and that events are free to attend.

The City also promoted a Bloodworks Northwest community blood drive at City of Lacey on Tuesday, Sept. 23, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The announcement noted that donated blood is tested and processed within hours and often reaches local hospitals within 24 hours. It stated that Bloodworks Northwest supplies about 95 percent of hospitals in the Pacific Northwest and encouraged scheduling through the Bloodworks Northwest website.

Finally, the announcement invited residents to take Thurston County's anonymous 2025 Community Health Assessment survey, describing it as a short questionnaire intended to help the county's public health department identify local health needs and shape programs and services.

Links and scheduling details for the events and survey were said to be available on the City of Lacey or Thurston County websites and in the video description.