News
Metropolitan King County
Council News
February
Kathy Lambert to continue as Chair of County Council Law, Justice, Health and Human Services Committee
Completion on 2014 Council reorganization includes appointments to Budget and Transportation committees
Community to have stronger voice in implementation of low-income bus pass
Council approves creation of low-income transit fare task force
County Council unanimously supports funding mechanism for cultural programs
Adopts motion calling on state Legislature to allow creation of cultural access funds
County Council approves transit fare increase, creation of low-income fare program
Trying to maintain service while exploring option to help prevent low-income riders from being left behind
County Council approves agreement with Ravensdale Park Foundation
30-year agreement sets up paves way for construction of ballfields
Council adopts plan to place human trafficking information in key locations across King County
Working to ensure that those being exploited know where they can turn for help
County Council adopts Socially Responsible Banking Law
Unanimous support for requiring institutions to serve their communities as a minimum requirement for doing business with the County
Transportation District to hear public testimony on proposed ballot measure
Members may take action on proposal at first meeting of the district board
Agreement between King County and the Ravensdale Park Foundation sent to County Council for final action
Committee sends to Council with “Do Pass” recommendation
Dunn introduces motion to place human trafficking information in key locations across King County
Working to ensure that those being exploited know where they can turn for help
County Council prepared to partner with Executive on confronting inequities, climate change
Council receives State of the County Address from Executive Constantine
Council approves formation of Transportation Benefit District
Agency would administer funds generated to maintain transit service, support transportation infrastructure
King County Council starts work on “Living Wage” policy
Councilmember Dembowski sponsors legislation calling for establishment of a living wage policy for King County employees and County contractors
REMINDER: Council to take public testimony on potential ballot measure to fund transit and roads
Opportunity to discuss creation of Transportation Benefit District
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