To keep the celebration of the value and talents of our King County employees with disabilities going, there are several things being worked on to continue to raise awareness, make the interactive ...
The Annual Giving Drive is a time to come together as employees, support the causes we care about, and make a meaningful difference in the communities we serve and beyond. There are many nonprofit ...
Crossposted from the DES Express Terie Bednarski, Functional Analyst in the Finance and Business Operations Division (FBOD), and Robert Renouard, Capital Project Manager in the Facilities ...
Crossposted from Cultivating Connections October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month—a vital time when advocates, survivors, allies, and communities unite to raise awareness, share resources, and ...
Vote Centers across the county are open this weekend, and Elections staff are ready to help you register, get a replacement ballot, and answer any questions you need answered in order to make your ...
Crossposted from the DES Express Magazine article highlights work by KCIA, Fleet to reduce greenhouse gas emissions In its October edition, Airport Improvement magazine features collaboration ...
Crossposted from the King County Sheriff’s Office newsletter If you’ve passed through Black River lately, you may have noticed the sign highlighting October as National Domestic ...
In King County, a “public record” is any information, regardless of format, that each of us creates, receives or maintains in connection with King County business. All public records must be ...
On Saturday, Oct. 17, Executive Girmay Zahilay joined the Duwamish Alive Coalition, King County Volunteer Corps, employees, and residents for the county’s inaugural Regional Day of Service. Rain ...
Crossposted from the King County Sheriff’s Office newsletter We are excited to announce the launch of the King County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) redesigned recruiting website, now ...
Crossposted from Cultivating Connections Last year, the King County Auditor’s Office released a report showing the need for stronger financial oversight at the Department of Community & Human ...
Open Enrollment for next year’s benefits begins on Sunday, Nov. 1 and ends Nov. 15. Get a head start on understanding your 2027 benefit choices. There are a few changes for next year, including ...
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