Emergency Management

COVID-19

With the outbreak of COVID-19 in Washington and globally, the City of Snoqualmie Department of Emergency Management is closely monitoring the situation and is working with the King County Department of Emergency Management and Public Health to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of Snoqualmie residents, employees at local businesses, and visitors to our community.

Emergency Alerts

Emergency Plan

Learn about the City of Snoqualmie Comprehensive Emergency Plan and each of its sixteen Emergency Support Functions

Floods & Storms

Real-time resources for flood and storm information such as emergency alerts, regional agencies, weather information, river gages, and preparedness tips, among others.

Flood Hazard Regs.

As portions of the City of Snoqualmie have been designated special flood hazard areas, the City participates in a program called National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) which is to provide flood insurance protection to property owners in flood-prone areas. The NFIP requires that communities containing special flood hazard areas and other flood-prone areas adopt floodplain management regulations that meet certain minimum criteria set by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Hazard Mitigation Plan

King County and a partnership of local governments within King County - including the City of Snoqualmie - have developed and maintained a regional hazard mitigation plan to reduce risks from natural disasters.

CERT

The Community Emergency Response Team is made up of volunteer community members trained in disaster preparedness and response to help their neighbors. Learn about this course and become certified!

SECAST

The Snoqualmie Emergency Communications and Support Team (SECAST) is made up of community volunteers trained in emergency communications.