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King County, WA: Communities Count Sustainability Assessment <br /> In King County. WA, a private non-profit develops a report every three years. which serves as a sustain- <br /> ability assessment for both the county and local municipalities. The report provides data on 38 indicators <br /> grouped into the following categories: <br /> • Basic needs&social well-being <br /> • Positive development through life stages <br /> • Safety and health <br /> • Community strength <br /> • Natural and built environment <br /> • Arts and culture <br /> The Communities Count Partnership is committed to improving community health and well-being <br /> through information advocacy—providing accurate and timely reports on conditions that matter to King <br /> County residents. Every three years, Communities Count reports on 38 social, economic, health, envi- <br /> ronmental and cultural indicators. The report is used by city and county governments, public agencies, <br /> foundations, human service funders, non-profit agencies, community-based organizations, and resi- <br /> dents. For more information, visit its Communities Count website. www.communitiescount.org. <br /> �",."- gra iF ;moi . ..� sS ,- ct ?�. <br /> w 4 £ <br /> ., a <br /> W <br /> S :,,,,,.. ',, .. ,. <br /> .ice <br /> ' L <br /> a <br /> moi, u2} "' s '' +r i - " `M" m.. �. cv '. <br /> r : <br /> a ••.,;toe i , <br /> z <br /> a, <br /> - 5* ,. - <br /> s <br /> t <br /> v <br /> 34 <br />