1:06:42
Um, we do seek to integrate provider inflation rate adjustments into implementation plans and budget proposals for our local funding sources whenever the revenue support source supports our ability to do that.
10:00
And while Mid serve residents across all of King County, service recipients were more often rated in zip codes with a higher percentage of families living below the poverty line aligning with Mid School to serve those most in need.
14:04
Budget reductions are inevitable, but protecting frontline capabilities, including severe weather response coordination, data governance and management, federal grant administration, contract monitoring and compliance, system navigation and ombuds function is the only way to ensure our region maintains and continues to improve its homelessness response.
24:11
So revenues have increased by 16% to 705 million, from 606 million. Do we really want to be part of that? I don’t think so, especially when they’re not enforcing the rules and regulations of safety concerns that they’re supposed to be.
58:55
Kcra from 2022 to 2026, total homelessness in King County is up 37% from 13,300 folks to Unsheltered homelessness is up from 2022 to 20,2654% 18,300.
1:25:18
So Metro worked with seniors and again noted that their proposed approach is going to be to increase the number of neighborhood pop up events that they provide at senior living centers and senior centers to help seniors learn to to acquire and use and load money onto our RFP cards, again, that provide that $1 reduced fare for seniors and people with disabilities, for low income people, those under 200% of the federal poverty level are eligible for an Orca lift card.