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King County Quick Facts
King County Executive: Ron Sims
KCDOT Director: Harold Taniguchi
Governance:
Legislative - Metropolitan King County Council
District 1: Bob Ferguson
District 2: Larry Gossett
District 3: Kathy Lambert
District 4: Larry Phillips
District 5: Julia Patterson
District 6: Jane Hague
District 7: Pete von Reichbauer
District 8: Dow Constantine
District 9: Reagan Dunn
King County International Airport at Boeing Field
King County International Airport
2007 Facts
Operating budget: $13.5 million
Capital budget: $13 million
Employees: 46 FTE
Take-offs, landings: 305,000+
Tenants: 150
Total based aircraft: 489
Tie-downs: 206
Cargo moved: 129,000 tons
Fuel sold: 22 million gallons
Runways: 2
Runway length: 10,001 feet and 3,710 feet
King County Fleet Administration
Fleet employees maintain more than 3,000 vehicles.
Six work groups:
*Motor Pool Vehicle Acquisition and Maintenance
*Construction Equipment Acquisition and Maintenance
*Stores Operations
*Personal Property
*Budget and Finance
*Information Systems
2007 Facts
Annual budget: $27.1 million
Employees: 76 FTE
Supply items issued: 64,646
Vehicles maintained:
County vehicles: 2,386
Other agencies’ vehicles: 614
County fleet by type:
Off-road: 582
Light-duty: 278
Medium duty trucks: 145
Heavy duty truck: 150
Passenger vehicles: 1,231
Hybrid-electric vehicles: 167
Plug-in electric vehicles: 1
Annual vehicle miles driven: 18.6 million
Gallons of fuel consumed: 1.6 million
Public auctions conducted: 20
Gross auction revenue: $1.2 million
King County Road Services Division
Roads Maintenance staff respond around the clock to emergencies.
Sections:
*Capital Improvement Program and Planning
*Engineering Services
*Roads Maintenance
*Traffic Engineering
*Administration
2007 Facts
Operating budget: $76 million
Capital budget: $62 million
Employees: 653 FTE
Miles of paved roads managed: 1,795
Bridges: 185
Miles of unpaved roads managed: 54
Miles of contract roads managed: 763
Traffic signals maintained: 127
Traffic signs maintained: 47,000+
King County Metro Transit
Transit Now is delivering new service across King County.
14 major work groups:
*Budget and Finance
*Design and Construction
*Human Resources
*Information Technology
*Management and Research Information
*Metro Transit Police
*Paratransit/Rideshare
*Power and Facilities
*Rail Operations
*Sales and Customer Service
*Service Development
*Transit Operations
*Transit Safety
*Vehicle Maintenance
2007 Facts
Operating budget: $503 million
Capital budget: $92 million (incremental appropriation)
Bus operators: 2,178 FTE (approx. 70% full time)
Bus routes: 222
Buses: (Metro only) 1,314
Miles traveled: (Metro only) 43 million
Average miles traveled: 5,220 between trouble calls
Fuel used: 10.2 million gallons
Bus stops: 9,510
Sheltered bus stops: 1,573
2007 Passenger boardings
Buses: (Metro only) 110.3 million
Vanpools/Vanshares: 2.6 million
Access: 1.2 million
Park-and-ride lots
Permanent lots: 67 (20,885 parking stalls)
Leased lots: 66 (2,759 parking stalls)
Total: 130 (23,644 parking stalls)
Commuter vanpools/vanshares
Vanpools in operation: 845
Vanshares in operation: 179
Total: 1,024
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