Regional Animal Services of King County secured forever homes for 200 animals, the highest number so far this year. Working in creative ways to engage the public and also ensure animal health and well-being is paying off in a huge way, making sure we continue to deliver on our promise to transform animal services, lowering euthanasia rates and finding a home for animals in need. Kudos to RASKC employees and volunteers who make it possible for loving animals to find families and individuals who care about them, while doing so in a… Read More

Metro drivers have continued to provide excellent customer service throughout difficult holiday schedules and crowds. This rider is one of many who has taken to Twitter to regularly showcase their admiration and respect for our hardworking transit staff. Kudos to drivers, especially those on route 150, who have made trips so pleasant for all King County residents and commuters!

John Alley, King County Vehicle Maintenance Section Manager, was one of a select group of public sector fleet professionals inducted into the Public Fleet Hall of Fame this year. John received the honor for being an industry leader and pioneer who has significantly contributed to the public fleet profession. The award is sponsored by the National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA). John has 49 years of experience in the fleet industry. He is a retired colonel who served 30 years in the  U.S. Army, and worked for the Washington State Patrol and the… Read More

Marchers in Sunday’s Pride Parade took to Twitter to show their gratitude for the presence of King County Sheriff’s Officers who helped ensure that all participants enjoyed themselves and had a peaceful day. This user tweeted “Thx for being out w/the community 2day @kingcosoPIO esp to keep hateful protestors at bay #PrideSeattle #LovesWins” Kudos to KCSO for being one with the community and keeping the people of King County safe and secure!

This a.m. bus rider loves how her KC Metro bus driver is always ready to help her start the day with smile and a kind word. Kudos to this driver for making her riders feel safe and happy on their morning commute!

A recent bus rider had nothing but love for her driver. Kudos to this King County Metro bus driver for making riders feel at home and showing kindness even in difficult or stressful situations!

Linda Nelsen in the Department of Executive Services Finance and Business Operations Division recently received “Customer Service Hero” recognition for going above and beyond in providing excellent customer service to County Customers. Linda exemplifies our commitment to providing proactive, “no wrong door” service to customers. As a Business and Finance Officer in Treasury Operations, Linda works to provide great service day in and day out to customers. But recently, a customer wrote about the extraordinary help Linda provided with challenges he had after purchasing an historic cabin from the federal government on… Read More

A recent regular rider on the water taxi shared praise for what the water taxi has done for her commute and her stress levels. “I became a regular rider on the West Seattle-downtown morning ferry a couple of months ago. It’s been a great experience and has lowered my stress level WAY down (now that I’m not driving to work). I absolutely love my commute now!” The same passenger also shared a story about how the staff rescued a baby bird, and what a great job the staff do overall. “Some of us passengers noticed… Read More

A recent Metro bus rider shared her appreciation for a driver who helped a passenger from another route find his wallet. “Kudos to the bus driver on route 271! I was on the bus this morning and a passenger from another 271 got on the bus, and asked the driver for help. The passenger had dropped his wallet on the other 271 bus. The driver was super helpful to this passenger, and I believe they found the wallet pretty quickly after a phone call or two. Great way to start the day!”