King County Green School Program earns statewide ‘Recycler of the Year’ honors
An innovative King County program aimed at helping schools and school districts to save natural resources and money was recognized this month by the Washington State Recycling Association (WSRA) with a “Recycler of the Year” award.

King County offers grants for forest, habitat improvement projects
Application deadline June 26: Priority for joblessness, underserved communities

Wastemobile visits Woodinville for household hazardous waste collection, May 15-17
King County residents can safely dispose of car batteries, oil and other household hazardous items, May 15-17, when the King County Wastemobile visits the Woodinville Park and Ride, at 17800 140th Avenue Northeast.

Local architects praise Brightwater sustainability
Treatment plant education center wins prestigious design award

Brightwater outfall design team wins Award of Excellence
A complex marine construction project that was successfully completed ahead of schedule and under budget helped a Brightwater consultant earn an Award of Excellence from the Consulting Engineers of British Columbia (CEBC).

Shoreline Transfer and Recycling Station named a 2009 Public Works Project of the Year
Add another high-profile honor to the Shoreline Transfer and Recycling Station’s impressive list of accolades.

State recreation and parks organization award shines ‘spotlight’ on King County
With millions of visitors annually to its parks, trails and other locations, King County Parks has long enjoyed strong support from the public that it serves.

Sims proposal holds the line on sewer rates in 2010
Monthly sewer rates will not increase in 2010 under a proposal issued today by King County Executive Ron Sims.

Community, students helping shape future of King County’s Skyway Park
The future of King County’s Skyway Park is in good hands – a lot of good hands.

Make a splash for reclaimed water through writing and art contest
Creative students who can mix art and science are invited to submit their best water works to compete for prizes in King County’s Reclaimed Water Art and Writing Contest.