King County parks users will reach parks managers when they fill out an Internet survey at http://tellkingcountyparks.com.

Managers and staff will receive real-time survey comments about conditions, safety concerns or suggestions for additional features at nearly 20 county facilities through a brief online survey.

"This Web-based service is now the easiest way for park users to report conditions or comments for Parks staff, and the fastest way to make us aware of citizen priorities for maintenance and repairs within our system," said King County Executive Ron Sims.

Sims said reports of dangerous conditions will be acted upon immediately, and general maintenance issues will be prioritized for earliest possible repair. Larger capital repairs are scheduled as budget permits.

Sims said the Web site will also help King County to continue building a more thoughtful, strategic and efficient park system.

King County Parks included in the tellkingcountyparks.com pilot project include White Center Ballfields, Evergreen Pool and Vashon Pool.

King County manages 25,389 acres of parks, pools, open space, natural land and trails.