Stay safe during smoke and heat

For the next several days, there will be increased wildfire smoke in the King County area. Please take steps to prepare yourself, friends, and family. It will also get into the upper 80s and 90s this week according to the National Weather Service. The following links provide additional information and tips on staying safe.

Clean air and/or cooling centers available:

Due to wildfire smoke, National Night Out (Tuesday, Aug. 4) events may be re-located, rescheduled, or canceled in your King County city. Please contact each city directly for more information. Below are the various changes:

  • City of Bellevue – canceled
  • City of Carnation – moved to Tolt Middle School gym
  • City of Duvall – canceled
  • City of Snoqualmie – canceled
  • City of Shoreline – rescheduled to Aug. 25

ALERT King County message – Air Quality Alert

This is King County Emergency Management. There is an air quality alert due to wildfire smoke for the King County region today (Aug. 3) through Thursday. Increased temperatures into the high 80s and low 90s are expected Wednesday and Thursday. For more information on how to prepare, go to www.kcemergency.com

Regional “Ready, Set, Go!” evacuation preparedness campaign – know what to do and when