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Metro Transit

Photo: A Palace Kitchen employee cooks chicken.Metro makes good business sense for local employers It's one of the first challenges urban business owners face: how to get their employees to work. High gas prices and limited parking make Metro an appealing choice for an increasing number of businesses. Hear what employees and business owners says about the many options there are.

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Road Services

Photo: An anti-icing truck.Anti-Icing, the county's preemptive punchCounty road crews call their anti-icing effort an 'educated guessing game in that it must be done before snow falls in order to be effective. If done correctly, it can keep major arterials clear and keep people and goods moving during a major snow event.

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King County International Airport

Photo: KCIA's new fire truck.The airport's big new ally It's a firefighter's best friend and King County International Airport just took delivery of one. The airport's new Oshkosh Striker is 43-feet-long, 10.5-feet-wide, and weighs 81,000 pounds. It has all the latest in firefighting technology and will help the Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighters at the airport respond to any possible emergencies.

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Fleet Services

Photo: Hybrid tow truck.All the brawn, 2/3 the fuel The King County Road Services Division monitors and repairs about 2,300 traffic signals in unincorporated parts of the county and contract cities. It does so using a hybrid utility trucks that saves 30-40 percent on diesel and therefore the greenhouse gas produced by that fuel. It just received a second hybrid flat-bed tow truck, and will receive a second aerial man-lift truck in 2009.

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