People with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations from OCR.
Let OCR know if you need a foreign language interpreter.
Our Mission:
To eliminate unlawful discrimination through education, mediation, and enforcement that is responsive to a diverse King County.
Enforcement
The Office of Civil Rights investigates and resolves complaints of discrimination, provides education, and offers technical assistance. We work as impartial fact-finders. OCR does not represent any party.
The Office of Civil Rights helps to make King County government programs, facilities and services accessible to people with disabilities. Members of the public who feel they have not been able to access facilities or services may contact the Disability Compliance Specialist for information about their rights, referral to information or advocacy resources, or to file an access grievance.
Title VI
As a recipient of federal funds, King County government complies with federal laws which prohibit discrimination against people because of their race, color or national origin, and in some cases, sex, age or low income status. The Office of Civil Rights is a Title VI compliance resource to county agencies, and investigates public complaints alleging Title VI violations by the county.