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Council tackles homelessness and equity in crucial meeting

September 24, 2024 | King County, Washington


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Council tackles homelessness and equity in crucial meeting
The Metropolitan King County Council Committee of the Whole convened on September 24, 2024, under the leadership of Chair Claudia Balducci, who welcomed attendees and outlined a packed agenda. The meeting commenced with briefings from the Office of Equity, Race, and Social Justice, focusing on updates to the equity and social justice plan and the implementation of a disability equity action plan.

Following these briefings, the council addressed several legislative items, including a briefing from central policy staff regarding the Doors Open Implementation Plan, which pertains to arts, culture, heritage, and science initiatives. The council also discussed two interlocal agreements: one concerning the King County Regional Homelessness Authority and another related to the King County Conservation District, which included a review of the district's rate.

The meeting concluded with an update on the 2024 Comprehensive Plan, also presented by central policy staff.

During the session, council members participated in a roll call, with all present, and approved the minutes from the previous meeting held on August 27. Public comment was invited, with one in-person speaker and several online participants registered to share their thoughts, adhering to guidelines that restrict comments to agenda-related topics.

The meeting highlighted the council's ongoing commitment to equity and community engagement, as well as its proactive approach to addressing homelessness and conservation efforts in the region.

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