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RoadWise The State of King County Roads

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King County's road fund revenue has significantly decreased, impacting 1,500 miles of roads, bridges, and culverts. With a valuation of $39 billion, the aging infrastructure faces a $250 million annual funding shortfall. The Executive is committed to establishing a fair revenue structure to maintain essential road services, prioritize safety, and manage limited resources efficiently. Your involvement matters—share your story about road importance and participate in the County's budget process. Together, we can advocate for better road conditions and funding solutions.

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  1. Department of Transportation Road Services Division RoadWiseThe State of King County Roads

  2. Why are we here? • Revenues that support the County Road Fund have fallen dramatically. • The Road Fund supports 1,500 miles of roads, bridges, and culverts, including clearing roads in the coming winter. • The Executive is working on a modern revenue structure that will adequately and fairly fund the transportation that you and our economy need.

  3. Your King County roads The County road system is valued at $39 billion, and was built over generations. • Roads • Bridges • Sidewalks • Traffic signals • Culverts

  4. What’s the problem?Revenuehas declined significantly Lower property values mean lower road tax revenues Fuel-efficient cars, and fewer people driving means lower gas tax revenue Less tax revenue means less service

  5. How is it different than we expected? Road Services maintenance, preservation and capital improvement needs and annual funding shortfall $250 M total annual need Almost $165 M shortfall Maximize life of the road system $200 - $215 M need $120 - 130 M shortfall Manage declining system $140 - $150 M need $50 - 65 M shortfall 2015 budget means we cannot care for the whole system $85 M Revenue $85M 2015 Annual Revenues 2015 Road Needs

  6. Key assets failing Bridge closures and road segments at risk of failure

  7. What does it mean? Less maintenance work • Reduced preventative maintenance will lead to more expensive fixes later

  8. What does it mean? Reduced storm and disaster response • Snow and ice • Downed trees • Flooding

  9. What are we doing now? • Focusing our remaining resources on safety and necessary maintenance • Managing our work more efficiently • Reducing costs by reducing service

  10. A step in the right direction The Executive is proposing some short-term assistance in the 2013-14 county budget

  11. Next stop: Olympia King County Executive Constantine continues to work with cities in the region to ask the State to fix the broken funding structure for roads.

  12. What can you do? • Share your story—why are county roads important to you? • Get involved in the County’s budget process—go to a budget hearing, send in your comments, or follow along on Twitter

  13. Thank you for supporting King County Roads Stay informed www.kingcounty.gov/roads