Community Forum Town Halls

You live and work in our community, and have first hand knowledge of our neighborhoods. If we all work together to address our concerns we will build a strong community for generations to come. Please join me at the following town hall community form.

Also, mark your calendars for Wednesday June 17th, the King County Council will be hosting a town hall at Auburn Riverside starting at 6:00pm. All members of the Council will be in attendance and the topic for discussion will be Public Safety.

King County Civil Rights Commission Gains New Member

The King County Council approved the appointment of Patrick Osby to the Civil Rights Commission. Mr. Osby resides in King County Council District Seven and was nominated by Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer. Read more...

Kentlake Students Get Road Renamed to Boost School Spirit

The King County Council approved the renaming of SE 300th St. in Kent to SE Falcon Way (It passed 7 to 2). Kentlake High School is located on this street.

Kentlake leadership students sought the help of King County Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer to assist with the government process in order to get the road renamed after their high school mascot, the Falcon. Read more...

Sheriff Sue Rahr visits South King County for a community dialogue about Public Safety

King County Sheriff Sue Rahr was the guest speaker at a public safety town hall hosted by King County Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer.

“Safety is important to everyone,” said von Reichbauer, “From graffiti to car thefts and personal safety, the King County Sheriff’s office deals with these issues on a daily basis. Sheriff Rahr helped answer concerned citizens’ questions.”  Read more...

Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer Chairs Boys and Girls Club Fundraising Breakfast
Over $60,000 raised to support our youth

University of Washington’s new head football coach Steve Sarkisian was the featured guest speaker at the Federal Way & Auburn Boys and Girls Club and EX3 Teen Center 17th annual “Breakfast for Kids” fundraiser at Emerald Downs in Auburn. The event raised a record setting $60,000 for our kids and teens in South King County. Read more...