Crossposted from Metro Matters They garden and transcribe braille. They DJ, dance, and visit museums. They enjoy being outdoors and running their own businesses. Their riders say they are “very ...
Crossposted from Metro Matters Calling all people and communities who take RapidRide! WE want to hear YOUR stories! King County Metro and 4Culture are working in partnership to produce Moving ...
In recognition of National Disability Awareness Month, Trillium Employment Services awarded King County’s Marymoor Park the 2026 Most Inclusive Workplace Award for their outstanding support of a ...
If your agency has not already done so, best practice is to go paperless and switch to managing all records in electronic or digital format. There are many benefits associated with going ...
Matt Smith is now officially King County’s Director of the Department of Human Resources (DHR). On Tuesday, Oct. 6, the King County Council unanimously voted to approve Matt Smith’s appointment as ...
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Crossposted from GIS & You King County GIS Center is pleased to announce the upcoming soft launch of the modernized King County iMap application. Over the coming weeks, users will have the ...
Crossposted from King County Parks You may have come across a small parcel of green space in your neighborhood, carved from an old parking lot or leftover fraction of a commercial or residential ...
Crossposted from the Cultivating Connections Every day, the King County Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) helps residents find stable housing, access behavioral health care, ...
Metro and King County’s Department of Natural Resources and Parks invite you to join Week Without Driving, Oct. 1–8. This national challenge encourages participants to explore what everyday travel ...
An important day is coming up that honors and celebrates Human Resources (HR) professionals. It’s HR Professionals Day, also known as HR Appreciation Day, on Sept. 26.  “Because of you, we have ...
King County has launched a new required eLearning for all Executive Branch employees called Let’s ACTIVATE Our King County Values. Employees enrolled in the course will receive an email from ...