Consortium
The
most important elements of
the TNET architecture
are local partner agencies that
participate in the TNET
Consortium. Each partner agency
has an equal
voice in the TNET Consortium,
which manages interactions between
participating agencies and defines
the system requirements and capabilities.
The TNET concept has
been presented to many King County
cities. Response
has been universally favorable;
however, several cities maintain
geographic
data in CAD environments and
would most likely participate
only in data sharing and not
in data maintenance. King County
Transit will perform maintenance
tasks using shared data for agencies
not participating.
Consortium Agencies
Note: no
formal agreements exist at
this time. The agencies or
entities listed below have
indicated a tentative interest
in
active
participation.
- King
County Department of Transportation
(DOT)
- Metro Transit Division
- Road Services
Division
- King
County Department of Development
and Environmental Services
(DDES)
- King
County Enhanced 911
- King
County Department of Natural
Resources and
Parks (DNRP)
- Sound Transit
- Sound Transit Rail
- Valley Communications Center
- City
of Auburn
- City
of Bellevue
- City
of Burien
- City
of Issaquah
- City
of Kent
- City
of Kirkland
- City
of Mercer Island
- City
of Redmond
- City
of Renton
- City of SeaTac
- City
of Seattle
- City
of Shoreline
- City
of Tukwila
- City
of Woodinville
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