COMMAND CENTER LAUNCHES
TEAM MEMBER APPRECIATION PROGRAM

Post Falls, Idaho – July 2, 2007, Command Center, Inc.
(OTC Bulletin Board: CCNI), an emerging provider of temporary staffing services in the United States, announced the initial launch of its Team Member Appreciation Program (TMAP),
an innovative temporary employee benefits program. The goal
of TMAP is to provide a unique blend of benefits that is unmatched in the temporary staffing industry and is similar to benefit packages that have historically been limited to full-time employees. The elements of this program are being rolled out
in phases, with complete implementation expected in
September 2007.

Glenn Welstad, Chairman and CEO of Command Center, Inc., noted, "At Command Center, we strive to lead the temporary staffing industry in innovative approaches and solutions. As part of this effort, we have developed the Team Member Appreciation Program. Our Field Team Members (temporary workers) are the foundation upon which our company is built. In developing TMAP, we wanted to create a program that includes the most important benefits to our employees. Our goal is to become the preferred employer and provider of temporary staffing solutions within our niche in the staffing market. We are confident that
both employees and customers will embrace the advantages of the TMAP."

Mr. Welstad concluded, "Treatment of all of our Field Team Members with respect and dignity is a core value of Command Center. TMAP addresses the real-life needs of these individuals. By providing our Field Team Members with access to exceptional benefits, we are confident we can maintain a
strong and motivated workforce and deliver a superior product
to our customers."

COMMAND CENTER REPORTS
STRONG APRIL 2007 SALES RESULTS

Post Falls, Idaho – May 2, 2007, Command Center, Inc.
(OTC Bulletin Board: CCNI), an emerging provider of temporary staffing services in the United States, announced today gross revenue of $7.9 million for the four week period ended
April 27, 2007.

Glenn Welstad, Chairman and CEO of Command Center, Inc., noted, "As we move into the most active time of the year,
I am encouraged by our prospects. Since January, we have experienced consecutive month-over-month average weekly sales increases, which we attribute to seasonality as well as to
a number of positive changes we have implemented in the field. Specifically, we have added dedicated and highly trained sales professionals to each of our operating markets to support and increase our sales opportunities. We are very pleased with the initial results of these efforts."

As of April 27, 2007, Command Center operated 81 company-owned locations in 21 states.

COMMAND CENTER ACQUIRES
ASSETS OF ANYTIME LABOR
Establishes Solid Presence in the Portland Area

Post Falls, Idaho – February 21, 2007, Command Center, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: CCNI), an emerging provider of temporary staffing services in the United States, announced today that it has acquired the assets of Anytime Labor, Inc., an operator of three temporary staffing offices in the Portland, Ore. metro area. Command Center assumed operational control of these offices on January 1, 2007.

Commenting on the acquisition, Glenn Welstad, Chairman
and CEO of Command Center, Inc., noted, "The key to this transaction is that in addition to acquiring three mature temporary staffing locations, we retained the services of Kevin LaFurge, founder and owner of Anytime Labor. Kevin is a proven commodity, who brings to Command Center well-established relationships with local business leaders and a strong desire to succeed. We are confident that Kevin will excel within our organization and that the infrastructure provided by Command Center will enable these offices to grow substantially. As you know, we are in the people business. Not only do we aspire to put the best people to work for our customers, we also strive for excellence within our organization."

The former Anytime Labor offices are located in Hillsboro, Ore.; Milwaukie, Ore.; and Vancouver, Wash. For the year ended December 31, 2006, Anytime Labor had unaudited revenues of $8.6 million. The terms of the transaction included cash, assumption of certain liabilities and the issuance of restricted common stock in Command Center.