Snohomish County Resources Help Residents Prepare for Flood Season

Everett, WALocal News

Snohomish County departments are proactively supporting residents in flood preparation and recovery efforts. The Conservation and Natural Resources Surface Water Management offers the Annual Flood Safety Guide, which informs residents about flood risks, protective measures, and recovery strategies. They also provide a real-time flood information system that allows residents to track river levels and receive notifications. The Department of Emergency Management enhances safety with the SnoCoAlerts system for emergency notifications and the Public Safety Hub for up-to-date information during floods. The Health Department contributes by outlining health precautions in their Cleaning Up After a Flood guide.

Furthermore, Planning and Development Services assists property owners in understanding flood mitigation requirements. Public Works ensures drainage issues are addressed promptly by providing contact information for reporting clogged drains. These comprehensive resources aim to empower residents and strengthen community resilience against flooding.

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