County Council’s First Biennial Budget Passes Unanimously

County Council’s First Biennial Budget Passes Unanimously

County Council’s First Biennial Budget Passes Unanimously

Upthegrove directs help to Kent’s homeless women and children

Renton shelter to receive county funding thanks to Upthegrove

Duwamish restoration project to receive funds from Conservation Future and Park Levy
Acquired property to be used for habitat restoration

Island Center Forest to benefit from Conservation Future and Park Levy funds
30 acres to be acquired

West Seattle parks to benefit from Conservation Future and Park Levy funds
Proceeds will be used to expand 2 parks

King County’s first biennial budget highlights secure families and communities as it meets mandated responsibilities
Council unanimously adopts spending plan that preserves public safety while maintaining strong bond rating and County reserves

Auburn Benefits from the Passage of the 2015-2016 King County Operating & Capital Budget
Budget includes $8.3 million to Health Care

King County Council approves 2015-2016 Budget
Federal Way Benefits; Public Health Saved with $9.1 million in funding

Health clinic, County Fair, park and community celebration highlights of adopted County Budget for District 9

Council adopts budget that keeps buses on the road
2015-2016 biennial budget fully funds existing service levels at Metro, prevents proposed reductions of nearly 400,000 annual service hours

Dembowski: Working on partnerships to keep the Northshore Public Health Clinic open

von Reichbauer: “Ron Crockett saved horse racing”

Dunn pleased proposed Council Budget includes funding for Enumclaw Health Clinic

Budget Committee presents spending plan that prioritizes secure families and communities

Upthegrove increases transit access to the most vulnerable

Happy Birthday Washington! County Council recognizes 125th Anniversary of statehood

King County Council unanimously approves Dembowski’s legislation creating an independent, full-time, and ongoing auditor of Metro Transit
New position would act as a watchdog over the agency’s near billion dollar annual budget