The levy will generate more than $1.2 billion over nine years and will be used to create a countywide network of five crisis care centers, restore and expand residential treatment beds, and grow the community behavioral health workforce.
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More than 54% of voters approve King County Crisis Care Center levyAs of 8:03 p.m. Tuesday, 294,714 ballots had been counted in the April special election, and more than half of voters — 160,205, or 54.43% — approved the measure to create a crisis care center levy.
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Special election update: King County Crisis Care Levy likely to succeedWith the April Special Election in the books, ballots across western Washington have mostly been counted, with new taxes, levies, and even a new police sergeant being chosen.
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Special election results: King County Crisis Care Levy gets 56% approvalWith the April Special Election coming to a close, ballots across western Washington have started to be counted.
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King County settles lawsuit with Juul over youth vaping and nicotine addiction concerns“The investments we make from this settlement will pay off for lifetimes in less illness, suffering, and deaths from preventable diseases caused by tobacco and nicotine use,” said Dr. Faisal Khan, Director for Public Health – Seattle & King County.
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King County reaches e-cigarette settlement against JuulKing County has reached a settlement in its lawsuit against e-cigarette company Juul Labs, Inc. over youth vaping and nicotine addiction.
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King County settles lawsuit with Juul over youth vaping, nicotine addictionKing County has reached a settlement in its lawsuit against e-cigarette company Juul Labs, Inc. over youth vaping and nicotine addiction.
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