Access Washington  Portal to agencies, services, news, getting help, government officials, and more.

Find-It Washington!   A search and browse service offered by the Washington St. Library to help find state and local information.

Washington State Data Book.  Biennial statistical information on population, the economy, general government, taxes, education, natural resources, public assistance, employment, etc.

Washington Agricultural Statistics

Washington State Library Catalog  Includes digital, map, Northwest, and genealogy collections in addition to federal and state documents

Washington Talking Book and Braille Library Catalog  Free public library service which includes easy access to the informational and recreational reading materials needed by individuals in the State of Washington who are unable to read standard print material.

Washington State Agency Databases Sponsored by State & Local Documents TF, Government Documents Round Table, American Library Assn

The Washington State Constitution describes the 3 branches of Washington state government, Legislative (Article II), Executive (Article III), and Judicial (Article IV).  The Office of Financial Management (OFM) provides an organization chart. 

See the tabs above for resources of the 3 branches of government.

WSU Libraries is a member of the State Depository Program, established by RCW 40.06, which is administered by the Washington State Library in Olympia. WSU receives copies of most documents the State Library receives, and must store these documents according to regulations and standards adopted by the Washington State Library Commission.

Most Washington State monographic documents from 1990 to present are in the WSU WorldCat or Griffin catalogs.  Ask a librarian to assist you in checking for documents older than 1990. The Washington State Library catalog is useful for identifying state documents.