King County Emergency Management

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Residents and businesses in North Auburn are facing severe flooding and are urged to evacuate immediately. The affected area includes locations south of S 277th St., east of SR 167, west of the Green River, and north of 42nd St. NE, which encompasses the Trail Run community, Copper Gate Apartment...

King County Emergency Management has issued an urgent evacuation notice for residents along the Kent/Auburn border near the Green River due to severe flooding from recent storms. The evacuation is effective immediately as of Saturday evening, December 13. Areas affected include parts of the City ...

Residents of Auburn near Pike Street NE and Pike Place NE off the Green River are under a Level 3 Evacuation order due to flooding from a recent storm system. This order specifically affects five homes in the area, which have been notified. The rest of the neighborhood remains at Level 2, indicat...

Residents of Auburn near Pike Street NE and Pike Place NE are urged to prepare for possible evacuation due to flooding from storm water and the Green River. A Level 2 (Get Set) notice has been reissued, indicating that residents should be ready to leave at a moment’s notice. Authorities advise ag...

King County Emergency Management is providing resources and information for residents recovering from recent heavy rain and historic flooding. As the focus shifts from immediate response to recovery, residents are encouraged to access available support services. Key resources include assistance w...

Many people want to help by donating time or money during this difficult period. King County is not able to accept donations directly, but there are several trusted ways to support response and recovery efforts. Interested volunteers should reach out to local organizations in their communities fo...

The King County Housing Repair program offers assistance to low and moderate-income homeowners and renters with disabilities across most areas of King County. The program aims to help these individuals make necessary repairs to their homes. To find out more about the application process, availabl...

King County Emergency Management is assessing the effects of recent flooding in the area. Residents and business owners who have experienced damage or other impacts are encouraged to fill out an impact survey. There are separate surveys for residential and individual impacts, including for renter...

Rainfall and flooding in King County have led to sewage overflows, prompting health warnings. Residents are advised to avoid contact with all surface water, including lakes, ponds, streams, rivers, and Puget Sound. For those whose homes or businesses have flooded, safety precautions are essential...

Property damage from flooding can be overwhelming for homeowners. King County is focused on safety and recovery support for those affected. Residents are encouraged to report any damage to their homes or properties. Resources may become available to assist with recovery efforts. For more details ...

If you have been asked to evacuate due to flooding, shelters are available in designated locations. Community resources are set up to provide safe refuge for those affected. Individuals should seek assistance promptly if they are in danger or have already been impacted by flooding. It is importan...