On Saturday, May 9th, from 5p – 10p, the Seattle Emergency Communication Hubs will host their annual spring training so neighbors and volunteers can learn about the program, about what happens when it gets dark, and about how to manage information.
Soon King County Wastewater Management will begin replacing the nearly 100-year-old Fremont Siphon, a major sewer pipe running under the Lake Washington Ship Canal from Fremont to Queen Anne. The Siphon carries sewage and storm water from North Seattle, and cities around it, to the West Point Treatment Plant in Magnolia.
For a $100 donation to the Seattle Police Foundation you can help outfit an officer with this life saving equipment. Your support will help these officers protect and build a safer Seattle.
On Sunday, November 2nd, from 1:30p – 3p, at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library will host a short, free, skills-based emergency preparation workshop, to satisfy your thirst for information on safe drinking water, presented by the Seattle Office of Emergency Management.
Seattle Public Utilities is urging all residents, and users of Seattle toilets, to think twice before flushing anything but toilet paper and human waste.
Today, September 30th, in the afternoon a fire broke out in one of the buildings of the Asko Processing company.
Be ready to take action in the immediate aftermath of a disaster by taking the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training series.
On Tuesday, September 2nd, the first closures will begin on the Fremont Bridge, for painting.
During an emergency, finding critical information could slow down your ability to get aid, for you and your loved ones. Now, before disaster strikes, is the time to identify and locate critical documents.
On Sunday, August 24th, from 1p – 4p, the Seattle Police Foundation welcomes all Seattleites – young and old – to join the Seattle Police Department in a celebration and introduction of the North Precinct.
