Dave Upthegrove

New Child Care Facilities and Advanced Learning Opportunities For Our Youth. The King County Council has approved a plan that would address two critical needs in our community: Access to Child Care and Postsecondary Pathways for our Youth. Using funds provided by the state, we are now investing in:. Early...

Dave Upthegrove wants a third term on the Metropolitan King County Council, where he hopes to use his nearly two decades of experience as a legislator to build affordable housing and address the backlog in the court system. Shukri Olow wants to replace Upthegrove on the council, planning to bring her lived experience as a refugee and a mother to build affordable housing and boost rental assistance.

King County Councilmember Dave Upthegrove announced Saturday, Oct. 8 that he has tested positive for COVID-19. Upthegrove, who was vaccinated in March, says he has been having “severe flu-like symptoms” and is quarantining at home, according to a media release. Upthegrove, 50, of Des Moines, said he does not know...

King County Councilmember Dave Upthegrove – who represents District 5, which includes part of Burien – announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19. Upthegrove, who was vaccinated in March, says he has been having “severe flu-like symptoms” and is quarantining at home. He does not know how he contracted...

Dave Upthegrove has a long record of public service and, as the District 5 representative on the Metropolitan King County Council, he has focused on building relationships and delivering results for his constituents. Voters should return him for another term. District 5 — which includes Burien, Des Moines, Kent, Normandy...

One of the consistent themes in my conversations with community members is the need for more spaces where youth can go to play, learn and socialize. With the social isolation caused by the pandemic, the need for community centers has become even more important so that our youth have a safe place to engage in recreation, participate in after school learning and develop supportive relationships.

One of the consistent themes in my conversations with community members is the need for more spaces where youth can go to play, learn and socialize. With the social isolation caused by the pandemic, the need for community centers has become even more important so that our youth have a safe place to engage in recreation, participate in after school learning and develop supportive relationships.