Nov. 9, 2006, 6:30 p.m.
King County Joint Information Center closed
The King County Joint Information Center will close as of 6:00pm on Thursday, November 9th. For general questions on King County's ongoing response to the flooding events of this week, please call the main King County Emergency Coordination Center (ECC) line at (206) 296-3830.
The King County ECC will remain activated to continue to monitor the situation and coordinate response.
The King County Emergency Coordination Center (ECC) can be reached at (206) 296-3830.
Additional flood information
- Video: Preston road collapses into Raging River
- Video: Scenes from the flood (Windows Media Format)
- Flood photo gallery
- Regional Public Information Center flood alerts
- Transit information
- Road closures
- River levels via the flood warning system
- How to prepare for a flood
- Flooding topics
- Flooding, stormwater and wastewater climate change
- Global warming initiative
Related flood news from King County
- Disposal fees for residents with flood damage waived Nov. 18-19
- Joint information center closed
- Sims proposes to waive disposal fees
- Flood patrol teams monitoring rivers
- Preston bridge saved; road damaged
- Planned water releases continue
- White River flows increase, creating moderate flooding conditions
- Dangerous conditions persist even as river levels drop
- King County Flood update: Green, Cedar flows remain high
- Executive Sims visits flood areas in King County
- Additional Emergency Shelters open in Bellevue and Renton
- Need for residents to report flood damages
- Flood levels rise on Cedar, Green rivers
- Flood underscores need for upgrades
- Record flows recorded on Snoqualmie
- Sims to view flood damage
- Flooding in North Bend causes poll closure
- Major flood impacts remain
- Widespread road closures will impact Election Day voting on Tuesday
- Flood evacuations near North Bend
- Executive issues flood proclamation
- Snoqualmie Elementary polling place closed
- Rivers at phase IV flood alert
- Heavy rains closing county roads
- King County Emergency Coordination Center activated in response to flooding
- Heavy rain causing hazardous travel conditions throughout King County