King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn introduced legislation on Thursday that would create a workgroup to make recommendations on updating county regulations on massage parlors in order to prevent human trafficking. FOX13
on Human Trafficking Response from the King County Sheriff’s Office estimated that 84 massage parlors that acted as hubs for human trafficking at that time. Though it is unknown how many are operating today.
Dunn's proposed workgroup would include representatives from the King County Sheriff’s Office, the Department of Local Services, the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, Public Health – Seattle & King County, cities of King County and various nonprofits. The representatives would evaluate existing King County codes that relate to human trafficking, including those that regulate massage parlors. The workgroup would also write a comprehensive review of the permitting status of businesses that might lend themselves to human trafficking, such as unlicensed massage parlors.
The resulting report and recommendations would be due to the King County Council within 90 days of passage. Dunn’s legislation will be heard in the Law, Justice, Health and Human Services Committee in the coming weeks.that I have read and agree
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