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May 1, 2000
The Casey Family Program, the nation's largest private foster care agency, opened a new $3 million office and counseling center in Seattle's Central District, near the intersection of 23rd Avenue and East Union Street.
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The Casey Family Program was established by Jim Casey, a Seattle native and co-founder of United Parcel Service. The new office is located a few blocks from Casey's childhood home.
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Donald King was the principal architect, Marc Jenefsky the project manager and Noemi Cortes handled interior design. Turner Construction was the general contractor. Other design team members included civil engineer Taylor Engineering Consultants, structural engineer Peterson Strehle Martinson, mechanical and electrical engineer Path Engineers and landscape architect Nakano Associates.
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