DNRP

2010 DNRP archived news releases

 
Dec. 12
Rain pushes Tolt River to Phase III flood alert level, Snoqualmie River rises to Phase II
Swollen by heavy rain, the Tolt River has climbed to a Phase III flood alert level, with moderate flooding expected along that river. The Snoqualmie River has risen to a Phase II flood alert level and minor flooding could result, as the King County Flood Warning Center continues to closely monitor rivers for high flows Sunday morning.
Dec. 12
King County opens Flood Warning Center as heavy rain brings flood flows to Tolt River
King County opened its Flood Warning Center early Sunday morning as the much-anticipated Pineapple Express brought drenching rain that has river levels on the rise across the region, including the Tolt River, which has surpassed a Phase II flood alert level.
Dec. 12
King County responds to wastewater system issues following weekend storm
Employees with King County’s Wastewater Treatment Division are working around the clock to restore normal operation at facilities that were impacted by a “Pineapple Express” storm that slammed the region this weekend.
Dec. 12
King County wastewater facilities resuming normal operation after storm
King County's wastewater treatment system is again resuming normal operation after a severe storm brought heavy rains and high flows that overwhelmed portions of the regional sewer system.
Dec. 12
Crews respond to overflow at Medina
Employees with King County’s Wastewater Treatment Division responded quickly to a sewer overflow that began around 1 a.m. Sunday at the Medina Pump Station.
Dec. 10
King County prepared for wet weather, urges citizens to get ready, stay ready
With storm season well under way and with the National Weather Service forecasting heavy rainfall for later this weekend, King County’s Flood Warning Center is prepared to provide citizens and property owners with accurate and timely river flooding information.
Dec. 8
County identifies alternatives to control combined sewer overflows in West Seattle
After receiving a great deal of community input and reviewing several options for each location, projects that will help protect public health and water quality near two popular West Seattle recreation areas will move forward for further environmental review.
Dec. 6
Shop King County Parks this holiday season and support your community
Holiday gift giving that is easy, convenient and that comes with a heaping helping of satisfaction because you’re supporting King County Parks is just a few keyboard strokes away at Parks’ online store.
Dec. 2
‘Tis the season to buy local: Puget Sound Fresh farmers offer holiday trees, greens
Buying locally grown Christmas trees from participating Puget Sound Fresh farmers this season not only ensures finding the best and freshest trees available, but gives you something more in return: Sustainable support for King County farmers.
Dec. 2
King County flood preparedness videos available in multiple languages
Flooding affects King County residents every year, including those who may have limited English skills.
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