Business Category: Partner Agencies

The Chimacum High School Construction Program prepares students to take the next steps for a career in the construction industry. Instruction in safety, professionalism, and the construction process, as well as tools, equipment, print reading, materials selection, project planning and management as well as estimating and bidding will all be covered through project-based learning supported by industry-backed instructional resources.

We believe in igniting passion in young people through adventure and innovative opportunities. All programs call on the students and educators to act with a high degree of integrity and commitment.  

We are dedicated to partnerships with other organizations, the community, businesses, and mentors as a powerful way to build community. Connecting youth to community Maritime Mentors creates a high degree of mental health.

For our students in the boats the theme of “The Journey” is important. Every Journey is an opportunity for significant change and growth.

When we go on the water it is in an eco-appropriate way. Our vessels are “floating classrooms” for our young sailor-scientists. The footprint must be small. We are on the constant search for a deeper understanding of Puget Sound through intimate voyaging. Through our Voyages students come to understand and love Puget Sound. They will protect what they love.

We are dedicated to getting participants on the water without charge, access to adventure is essential and should be available all people.

NEW LOCATION at Short’s Farm -1594 Center Rd, Chimacum, WA in Chimacum

Team Jefferson initiates and facilitates collaborative projects and partnerships that create sustainable prosperity for Jefferson County. We provide one-on-one, confidential consulting and technical assistance to existing businesses in our local community and assist businesses in relocating to Jefferson County. Our team of volunteer professionals includes business owners, retired executives, entrepreneurs, and community leaders. We are the state-designated economic development council (EDC) for Jefferson County.

The Council is composed of 30 members who are appointed by the Olympic Consortium Board from the three-county area. Members represent the business sector, organized labor, education, rehabilitation agencies, economic development agencies, public welfare agencies, community-based organizations, and public employment services. Most members are appointed to a three year term.

The Council is assisted by a 14-member Youth Council. Their duties include developing the youth-related portions of the local plan, recommending eligible providers of youth activities, and coordinating and overseeing youth activities offered through local providers.