KCDC Connections newsletter - February 2024

KCDC staff and judges have some fascinating skills and achievements you might not be aware of. From delivering a smackdown in the ring to musical performance and interviewing local sports stars, our colleagues have very interesting lives! One clerk even went above and beyond by demonstrating their talent. Don't miss out!

The KCDC Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Committee offers information on how you can honor Black History Month around King County. And, they share about Ella Baker, a pioneer in the Civil Rights Movement whose career spanned more than five decades. Be informed & inspired

The bio of KCDC's newest judge - Judge Peter J. Peaquin - is now on our website. Assigned to the Redmond Courthouse, Judge Peaquin was a practicing attorney for more than 30 years, focused on defending individuals accused of misdemeanor and felony offenses. Read his full bio

In recognition of February as Black History Month, the Washington Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) published a spotlight of seven Black court professionals in the state. Othniel Palomino, KCDC Chief Administrative Officer is featured. Check it out

This month the TCs provide tips on many topics, including:
     * Updating probation status
     * Reviewing converted cases
     * Ordering transport via the King County Jail portal

Be in the know

From new hires to promotions and acting assignments, several KCDC employees were on the move in January.

See who

Everyone in KCDC receives a word of thanks this month (really!). Judges and staff express their appreciation.

Read them