It’s official: Property taxes will go up as 5 crisis care centers move forward. Here’s what’s next
King County voters have approved a measure that will levy a new tax on property owners to fund mental and behavioral health services.
King County voters lean toward taxing themselves to build 5 crisis centers
The proposed King County levy would support the construction and operation of five 24/7 walk-in crisis centers through a new property tax.
King County Proposition 1 Crisis Care Centers levy: Ballots due April 25
If approved, the levy would raise as much as $1.25 billion over nine years and provide money for the the construction of five new, 24/7...
King County’s crisis center levy: Get to know the basics before you vote
On April 25, voters will decide whether to approve a levy funding the construction and operation of five new 24/7 crisis centers in King County.
WATCH: King County experts discuss the crisis care levy now before voters WATCH
Four experts and county officials share their views on the King County property levy to fund mental and behavioral health services.
Proposed crisis centers in King County, funding and more
Voters are deciding whether to fund five new 24/7 crisis centers, which would be among the first of their kind in the county. The proposed...
Aid for Ukraine: How Washingtonians are helping people survive war VIEW
Washington residents have headed toward a warzone. They've brought supplies, fought alongside Ukrainian soldiers and provided medical care. In some cases, they've gone back multiple...
King County crisis center tax: What do you want to know?
Voters will have the opportunity to decide on April 25 whether to approve a new property tax to fund five new mental and behavioral health...