What Can You Do?

For assistance during a flood event call 206-296-4535/800-768-7932. If it is an emergency, call 911.

The King County Flood Warning Program warns residents and agencies of impending floodwaters on major rivers so they can take action and prepare themselves before serious flooding occurs. Once a flood warning is issued, residents should prepare for flooding.

• Check real-time gage readings for rivers in your area (King County Flood Warnings & Alerts)
• Review flood preparation information and services (King County Flood Services & Information)
• Prepare for disasters (3 Days, 3 Ways)
• Prepare for flooding (King County Regional Flood Preparedness)
• Sign up for real-time notification about rising river levels by text, email or phone (206-263-3400) (King County Flood Alerts)
• Subscribe and receive alerts and updates during emergency events throughout the region (Regional Public Information Network)
• Follow King County alerts, including flood information, via Twitter (@KCalerts)
• Buy Flood Insurance (Floodsmart.gov)
• Monitor weather report (NOAA)

Questions? Call the King County Flood Warning Center (206-296-4535 or 800-768-7932)