Divisions and their roles
Airport
Located in Seattle, the King County International Airport (Boeing Field) is a major center for Boeing Company operations and serves air cargo companies, recreational fliers, charter operations, helicopter services, flight schools, and emergency services.
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Director’s Office
The Director’s Office provides leadership, advocacy, and support to the King County Department of Transportation and its customers.
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Fleet Administration
Fleet Administration provides management for the acquisition, maintenance, rental and replacement of King County vehicles and equipment, as well as the purchase and warehousing of parts, road materials, traffic signs, and supplies. It also accounts for countywide fixed assets and the disposal of all surplus property.
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Metro Transit
Metro Transit is the name more than 1.6 million customers use to refer to King County’s Transit Division. Metro twice has been honored as the best-run large public transportation system in North America.
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Road Services Division
Road Services designs, builds, operates, and maintains roads, bridges, and pathways in unincorporated areas of King County. The division strives to make the county’s transportation system safe and efficient for all uses and modes of travel.
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Last update: January 30, 2008