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Attending a public meeting or open house is a great way to find out more about a project affecting your neighborhood.
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Joining an advisory group allows county staff to benefit from your perspective.
Get involved in transportation
Public meetings
Our community outreach calendar lists meetings organized by Road Services, Metro Transit, Transportation Planning, or Community Relations staffs in the King County Department of Transportation.
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Volunteer opportunities
Here are some volunteer opportunities that support public transportation in King County.
- Accessible Services Advisory Committee
Provides suggestions and recommendations to the King County Department of Transportation on transportation services for elderly people and people with disabilities. - Adopt-A-Road
This volunteer Road Services program is a litter-reduction campaign designed to remove litter and debris from King County roads and improve the quality of the environment. - Adopt-A-Stop
This volunteer program supports your desire to maintain your neighborhood’s appearance by reducing litter at and around unsheltered King County Metro bus stops. - Airport Community Outreach Program
King County International Airport/Boeing Field reaches out to the community in several ways: an advisory board called The Roundtable, unique aviation education programs developed in partnership with local school districts, and narrated airport tours for adults and children. - Airport Noise Information Line
Residents are invited to call the Noise Office of King County International Airport/Boeing Field to help improve compliance with the airport’s Fly Quiet noise reduction goals. - Bus Shelter Mural Program
A unique King County Metro Transit program to involve youths and other members of the community in designing and painting passenger shelter murals. - Transit Advisory Committee
Represents residents, businesses, and other stakeholders concerned about transit service in King County.
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