King County Sheriff's Office deputies voice concerns over staffing reductions affecting safety in unincorporated areas.

The King County Sheriff's Office is reducing staff to minimal levels at two of its precincts due to budget constraints.

(The Center Square) – Potential budget cuts to the King County Sheriff’s Office as part of addressing the county’s budget deficit could end up impacting unincorporated King County.

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In 10 months, just 309 days, this large cut will affect everyone in King County, with the most severe cuts causing devastating impact to our unincorporated communities," Sheriff Cole-Tindall said.

With fewer deputies to serve unincorporated King County, response times for priority one calls would be delayed. Cole-Tindall said response times for non-life threatening calls could possibly see ...

That could result in a minimal law enforcement presence in unincorporated parts of the county. King County Sheriff Patti Cole-Tindall said this would result in a “devastating impact” on ...