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About the Road Services Division
Overview
The King County Road Services Division is responsible for all county-owned roads, bridges and related infrastructure in the unincorporated area of King County.
As of January 1, 2019, Road Services is part of the King County Department of Local Services. The Department also includes the Permitting Division and the Community Service Areas Program. The department director reports to the King County Executive, who is the elected executive officer of county government.
The Metropolitan King County Council, the legislative branch of county government, adopts laws, sets policies and holds final approval over the budget.
Road Services Director: Tricia Davis
Facts and figures
This data is the King County Road Services Division’s (“Roads”) asset data for the calendar year. The information is updated annually and represents a moment in time. Asset inventory numbers can fluctuate slightly over time due to the addition of new assets and retirement of old assets.
2021-2022 Roads Adopted Budget |
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| Staff | Capital Program | Operating Budget | Total |
| 394.5 | $46.5M | $241.3M | $287M |
2023-2024 Roads Adopted Budget |
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| Staff | Capital Program | Operating Budget | Total |
| 434.6 | $74.5M | $250.4M | $324.9M |
County Population |
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| 2020 | 2023 | ||
| Population of King County | 2,153,700 | 2,190,200 | |
| Population of Unincorporated King County (Roads Service Area) |
247,060 | 247,240 | |
County-Owned Assets |
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 Maintained Center Lines 1469 |
 Maintained Lane Miles 2965 |
 Bridges 188 |
 Street Lights 707 |
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 Cross-walks728 |
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Sidewalk Miles
School Zone Flashers
Radar Speed Signs
Drainage Pipe
Drainage Ditch
Catch Basins
CulvertsUpdated: February 2024