Chris Wilder, Operations Coordinator , from the Mason Transit Authority came on Daybreak to talk with us about MTA, the current restrictions and more routes coming back online. https://www.masontransit.org/

The newest member of the Mason County EDC, Allison Berrian, came on Daybreak to introduce herself to the community and to talk about what she wants to focus on as their new communications specialist.

Jamie Mell is back in studio talking about the HOT housing market and what you need to be ready as a buyer or seller and other things Jamie and the office have been up to.

United Way of Mason County Executive Director Ted Jackson came on Daybreak to update the community on the work United Way has been up to this year including great partnerships with Community Foundation for South Puget Sound, Sound Learning and others.

Crossroads Housing Executive Director Tanya Frazier came on Daybreak to talk about all they have to offer the Shelton and Mason County community. Check them out online http://www.crossroads-housing.net. These conversations are presented by Melanie Bakala's State Farm Insurance Office, mysheltonagent.com

Central Mason Fire & EMS Chief Mike Patti came on Daybreak to talk about the Lieutenant exam that happened this past week.

Representatives from the Shelton NJROTC came on Daybreak to explain how they're doing this years Shelton Car Showoff, a traditional event part of Forest Festival.

During the Focus On Shelton, presented by Peninsula Credit Union, Shelton city manager Jeff Niten came on to talk about this weekends city wide cleanup.

Candidate filing week is coming up and the Mason County Auditor Paddy McGuire came on Daybreak to talk about the process, what positions are open this time and then a conversation about keeping the vote safe and people informed.

During the Sheriff Sit Down, presented by Our Community Credit Union, Mason County Sheriff Casey Salisbury brought on new Washington State Parks Director Peter Mayer. Director Mayer talks about the need for wildfire protection, the massive amount of acreage we have in state parks and safety moving into the summer.