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Spotty service | Shiers | Courier-Herald

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King County isn’t cutting deputy jobs, but minimum staffing will limit responses in unincorporated county areas.

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Spotty service | Shiers | Courier-Herald

King County isn’t cutting deputy jobs, but minimum staffing will limit responses in unincorporated county areas.

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Federal funding cuts threaten King County’s public health and disaster preparedness

(The Center Square) – The King County Health, Housing, and Human Services Committee received a grim presentation on the potential impacts of federal funding cuts on the region’s public health

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County budget crisis could impact Fall City police services

Snoqualmie Valley Record Snoqualmie Valley Record - Your local homepage. King County Sheriff’s Office is facing the largest budget cut at $30.2 million. County budget crisis could impact Fall City police services Grace Gorenflo

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City Administration’s Budget Prioritizes Safety, Jobs & Families

Public safety, addressing homelessness, and programs for families top priorities included in administration’s budget proposal.

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Federal funding cuts threaten King County’s public health and disaster preparedness - Everett Post

(The Center Square) – The King County Health, Housing, and Human Services Committee received a grim presentation on the potential impacts of federal funding cuts on the region’s public health and natural disaster responses. In fiscal year 2025, King County is set to receive about $200 million in federal revenue. This does not include federal funding that goes through the state, including Medicaid. On Tuesday, King County Chief Operating Officer …

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Snoqualmie Valley Record broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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