King County
Flag this Organization: King County for removalKing County serves residents across urban and rural communities by providing programs that promote health, safety, and well-being. Through departments like Public Health, Community and Human Services, and Metro, the county offers housing and homelessness support, food and financial assistance, childcare and senior programs, legal aid, domestic violence resources, disability services, job training, and mental health care. It also provides affordable transportation options, recreation opportunities, and volunteer programs. These services ensure that all people—especially vulnerable populations—can access essential support, achieve stability, and fully participate in community life.
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News related to King County
Executive Braddock announces her 2026–2027 budget proposal, preventing devastating cuts while…
King County Executive Shannon Braddock has proposed a biennial budget for 2026-2027 totaling $19.7 billion, aimed at preventing significant cuts to critical services while enhancing investments in public safety, housing, homelessness response, and behavioral health. The budget addresses a $175 mi...
King County and City of Seattle partner on region’s second Crisis Care Center location
King County and the City of Seattle are advancing plans for a second Crisis Care Center to address rising behavioral health and substance use crises in the region. Following a supportive letter from Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, King County Executive Shannon Braddock proposed establishing the cent...
Executive Braddock unveils 200-Day Plan
King County Executive Shannon Braddock has introduced an ambitious 200-Day Plan aimed at effectively guiding her administration. This plan focuses on delivering results for residents, preparing a responsible and balanced budget, and ensuring a smooth transition to the next administration. Key pri...
Shannon Braddock sworn in as acting Executive
Shannon Braddock was sworn in as acting King County executive following a unanimous vote by the County Council. She is the first woman to hold this position and has a background as deputy county executive, bringing 15 years of local government experience. Braddock expressed her commitment to stro...
Executive Constantine gives final county address
King County Executive Dow Constantine delivered his final State of the County address, reflecting on his 16 years in office. He expressed gratitude to the residents for their trust and engagement, emphasizing the importance of building a just community. Constantine highlighted key accomplishments...
Federal disaster assistance available to King County residents and businesses affected by storm
King County residents, including renters, homeowners, nonprofits, and businesses impacted by the November bomb cyclone, may qualify for low-interest federal disaster loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). To apply, individuals can visit SBA.gov/disaster for online application...