Partnership. Leadership. Results.
The Sound Cities Association (SCA) represents 35 cities of King County and provides a voice for nearly one million people.
SCA was founded in the 1970s to help cities act locally and partner regionally to create vital, livable communities through advocacy, education, leadership, mutual support and networking.
The vision of the SCA is to be the most influential advocate for cities, effectively collaborating to create regional solutions. We provide leadership on economic and community development, transportation, land use, health, government operations, environment, education, public safety, social welfare and other public policy issues.
We are proud of our collaboration with King County, Washington State, the Puget Sound Regional Council, Association of Washington Cities and other regional organizations.
We invite your participation and support!
In the News:
SCA Networking Dinner featuring King County Sheriff John Urquhart – May 29, 2013
Congratulations to SCA Member Cities for their efforts in recycling! The Washington State Recycling Association (WSRA) will highlight outstanding recycling achievements May 14. Out of fourteen awards, nine were awarded to King County cities, haulers, schools and businesses.
o Jeanette Brizendine, City of Federal Way Recycling Project Manager received the Individual Recycler of the Year Award.
o The City of Shoreline was awarded the Public Agency Recycler of the Year award.
o The City of Issaquah was awarded the Innovative Recycler of the Year award.
Skykomish gets new railroad to draw tourists! May 3, 2013
Renton Mayor Denis Law Commentary: When we’re in danger, remember it’s our police officers who come to help. April 26, 2013
Cities make a strong showing at transportation revenue hearings
Google Boom: Kirkland Campus to Double
Sound Cities Association Support for SHB 1253 & Flexible Use of Local Lodging Tax Funds
City exploring creation of municipal parks district – Auburn Reporter
Report shows Washington high-speed Internet improved in 2012 – Mercer Island Reporter
Old library to take on new life as Duvall Visitor and Centennial Center – The Valley View
Who gets to greenlight Bellingham’s giant coal port? – Crosscut
