Tag: King County Executive
King County Executive Dow Constantine delivers his 2021 ‘State of the County’ address
On Tuesday, May 11, 2021, King County Executive Dow Constantine delivered his 2021 “State of...
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Sen. Joe Nguyen announces that he’s running for King County Executive
On Tuesday, April 27, 2021, Senator Joe Nguyen of the 34th Legislative District announced his...
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Join Executive Dow Constantine for his Hometown Kickoff on Wed., April 7
SPONSORED: Throughout his time as King County Executive, Dow Constantine has strived to create an...
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Constantine submits $87 million emergency COVID-19 budget for drive-through testing in South King County
King County Executive Dow Constantine on Thursday, Aug. 13, transmitted an emergency supplemental...
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Gov. Inslee bans events of over 250 people in 3 counties to protect from coronavirus outbreak
On Wednesday morning, March 11, 2020, Gov. Jay Inslee announced new community strategies and...
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Passing of I-976 will impact buses in area, King County Executive says
On the day after Tim Eyman’s I-976 passed – Wednesday, Nov. 6. 2019 – King County Executive...
Read MoreDow Constantine releases statement on Burien City Council election
King County Executive Dow Constantine – who we last saw when he held a press conference at Burien Town Square on Oct. 30 – released the following statement on Tuesday, Nov. 14 about the Burien City Council election: “Congratulations to Pedro Olguin, Jimmy Matta, Krystal Marx, and Nancy Tosta – the new Burien City Council […]
Read MoreVIDEO: Dow Constantine & regional leaders denounce racist flier in Burien
On Monday (Oct. 30), King County Executive Dow Constantine – along with numerous regional political leaders (and one lurker) – denounced the recent Respect Washington flier considered by many to be racist and/or hate mail. The flier was sent via direct mail to around 3,600 (or more) area residents by Respect Washington, and it included […]
Read MoreBurien City Council, Residents React To County’s Pitch For Puget Sound Park; Plus, Take Our Poll…
by Ralph Nichols Burien City Council members had their first face-to-face discussion with a representative of the King County Executive’s office on the divisive issue of Puget Sound Park at their Dec. 7 meeting – and they didn’t blink. Following a lengthy – and amicable – exchange of views with new Deputy Executive Fred Jarrett, […]
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