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King County Ballot Measures
Law enforcement agencies across King County rely on the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) to prevent wrongful convictions and keep our criminal justice system running efficiently. If passed, King County Measure 1 would once again renew funding for the regional AFIS system levy for seven years.
Last approved in 2018, the levy would renew funding for AFIS at a lower rate – $0.0275 per $1,000 in assessed property value – than the existing levy. The levy renewal is estimated to cost the owner of a $845,000 home approximately $23 in its first year, raising its low rate by 1% annually for the following six years it is in effect.
AFIS is an enhanced forensic fingerprint and palmprint tool for both identification and exoneration. It ensures that the administration of justice in our county is using the most up-to-date and accurate technology available. AFIS has responded to more than 5,000 crime scenes and processed nearly 26,000 items of evidence in the past two years alone. The system holds nearly 3 million identification records that expedite the justice process and allow for better use of other tax-funded forensic resources.
AFIS has been an asset to victims, defendants, and the community since 1986. Vote Yes to renew funding for this important technology that keeps our communities safe.
Last updated: 2025-03-31
Law enforcement agencies across King County rely on the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) to prevent wrongful convictions and keep our criminal justice system running efficiently. If passed, King County Measure 1 would once again renew funding for the regional AFIS system levy for seven years.
Last approved in 2018, the levy would renew funding for AFIS at a lower rate – $0.0275 per $1,000 in assessed property value – than the existing levy. The levy renewal is estimated to cost the owner of a $845,000 home approximately $23 in its first year, raising its low rate by 1% annually for the following six years it is in effect.
AFIS is an enhanced forensic fingerprint and palmprint tool for both identification and exoneration. It ensures that the administration of justice in our county is using the most up-to-date and accurate technology available. AFIS has responded to more than 5,000 crime scenes and processed nearly 26,000 items of evidence in the past two years alone. The system holds nearly 3 million identification records that expedite the justice process and allow for better use of other tax-funded forensic resources.
AFIS has been an asset to victims, defendants, and the community since 1986. Vote Yes to renew funding for this important technology that keeps our communities safe.
Last updated: 2025-03-31
Enumclaw School District
Due to its aging infrastructure, Enumclaw School District is in need of critical repairs to maintain a safe and comfortable learning environment for its students. Enumclaw School District Proposition 1 will provide funding for important repairs to fire alarms, HVAC systems, roofing, and more for several of the district's schools.
The recommended repairs were decided by the Facilities Oversight for Capital Utilization and Sustainability (FOCUS) Committee, comprised of 21 community members. According to the district website, the "FOCUS Committee met 13 times to study district needs and discuss viable solutions" to make detailed and thorough maintenance recommendations. At an estimated levy rate of $0.37 per $1,000, the levy would cost the owner of a median $587,000 home about $217 per year.
With public schools under constant attack from the current administration, it has never been more important to support our schools. Vote Yes on Enumclaw School District, Proposition 1 to ensure local students have access to safe, secure, and well-maintained schools.
Last updated: 2025-04-01
Due to its aging infrastructure, Enumclaw School District is in need of critical repairs to maintain a safe and comfortable learning environment for its students. Enumclaw School District Proposition 1 will provide funding for important repairs to fire alarms, HVAC systems, roofing, and more for several of the district's schools.
The recommended repairs were decided by the Facilities Oversight for Capital Utilization and Sustainability (FOCUS) Committee, comprised of 21 community members. According to the district website, the "FOCUS Committee met 13 times to study district needs and discuss viable solutions" to make detailed and thorough maintenance recommendations. At an estimated levy rate of $0.37 per $1,000, the levy would cost the owner of a median $587,000 home about $217 per year.
With public schools under constant attack from the current administration, it has never been more important to support our schools. Vote Yes on Enumclaw School District, Proposition 1 to ensure local students have access to safe, secure, and well-maintained schools.
Last updated: 2025-04-01