Honorable Fred L Yeatts

The King County Search & Rescue Association is a non-profit organization that promotes cooperation between its nine member units and advocates for matters that require the support of multiple units. Since its establishment in 1965, the association has been dedicated to conducting wilderness rescues, urban missing persons searches, evidence searches, and disaster response and recoveries. Their specialized units, including the Regional Special Vehicles Unit, Pacific Northwest Trackers Association, and Seattle Mountain Rescue, work together to provide life-saving services to the community. As registered Emergency Workers with the Washington State Department of Emergency Management, the association's volunteers never charge for their services. They rely on donations and grants to continue their mission of saving lives. With a commitment to public education and community safety, the King County Search & Rescue Association plays a vital role in ensuring the well-being of individuals in Mercer Island, WA, and the surrounding areas.Generated from the website

King County Equity Now (KCEN) is a Black-led nonprofit organization dedicated to building liberated communities through advocacy, policy, and resource ownership. With a focus on dismantling anti-Black racism, KCEN works to empower local Black leaders, organizers, and innovators to create impactful equity solutions that enhance Black lives across various metrics, including land, wealth, education, health, and safety. Rooted in the legacy of Black organizing in Martin Luther King Jr. County, Washington State, KCEN champions community-led initiatives that promote safety and foster Black ownership. Through grassroots organizing and collaborative efforts, the organization aims to cultivate thriving anti-racist communities and ensure sustained growth for future generations. Generated from the website