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Every year, nearly 5,000 children are injured due to window falls, especially during warmer months. This article offers essential safety tips for parents and caregivers, highlighting the importance of supervision, safe window practices, and the installation of safety guards to prevent these accidents.
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program in Snoqualmie offers hands-on emergency response training for residents, focusing on disaster preparedness, fire suppression, medical operations, and more. The course includes five Saturday sessions starting in April 2024, with a fee of $35 that is fully refundable upon completion. Participants must be at least 18 years old, and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
King County residents are encouraged to prepare for hot weather by taking precautions to prevent health issues like heat exhaustion and dehydration. Vulnerable groups, such as older adults and outdoor workers, should pay special attention to staying cool and hydrated. Public health officials recommend checking on at-risk individuals and utilizing cooling centers.
Rivers in Washington can be beautiful yet dangerous, especially during high flows from melting snow. This article provides essential safety tips for river users, including the importance of wearing personal flotation devices and planning ahead for boating trips, to ensure safe enjoyment of river activities.
The Green Snoqualmie Partnership is a collaborative initiative focused on restoring and maintaining 1,000 acres of forested parks and open spaces in Snoqualmie, Washington. This partnership, formed in 2016, includes local government, tribes, community groups, and volunteers, aiming to foster community stewardship and provide significant environmental benefits through various restoration projects.
The 34th Annual LLS Firefighter Stairclimb will be held on March 9, 2025. Early bird registration runs from September 9-13, 2024. This event, organized by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, has raised over $20 million for blood cancer research and patient support.
The article showcases the most popular Instagram photos and videos from Living Snoqualmie in 2024, highlighting the beauty and memorable moments of Snoqualmie Valley. It encourages community members to share their visual stories and celebrates the engagement fostered through social media.
The Snoqualmie Mill Planned Commercial/Industrial Plan aims to revitalize the Snoqualmie area by creating new industrial opportunities and focusing on sustainable community development.
On December 23, 2024, the Snoqualmie Valley Police Department reported various incidents, including a DUI arrest, a stolen vehicle case, and a unique trespassing incident where an individual entered a closed business to wash their hands. These reports highlight ongoing crime and safety challenges in the region and the police's commitment to community safety.
A wind alert is in effect for the Snoqualmie Valley on December 23rd, with gusts possibly exceeding 50 mph. Residents should prepare for potential power outages and avoid travel during peak gusts from 10 p.m. to midnight.