Our Board of Supervisors is sharing their perspectives. In Part 1 of our three-part series, hear from: Vice Chair Sarah Perry (D3) and Jorge L. Barón (D4) Learn how we’re working to help keep people safe and communities strong. 🔗 Read the blog: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/perspectives...

It’s #GlobalCommunityEngagementDay 🌍 Flood risk reduction is strongest when communities are involved, sharing local knowledge, shaping projects, and helping build trust and resilience across King County. Better engagement = better outcomes. 💧🤝 #CommunityResilience #FloodSafety

Happy #NationalChocolateCakeDay 🍫🎂 Good cake = strong layers + solid structure Good flood protection = smart planning + resilient infrastructure We’ll help take care of the flood risk reduction and you can take care of the chocolate cake. �➡️🍰 #kcflooddistrict #Resilience

Today is #InternationalEnvironmentalEducationDay 🌍 Understanding how rivers work, why floodplains matter, and how climate change is reshaping flood risk helps support long-term community flood resilience. Check out our Flood Terms 101 blog: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-terms-... #befloodready

Happy National Fun at Work Day! 🎉 At the King County Flood Control District, we’re proud to do meaningful work that helps to protect our communities from flood risk, and we enjoy doing it together. Here’s to finding joy, connection, and purpose in the work you do today and every day.

When flooding hits, words matter. 🌧️🌊 We created Flood Terminology 101, a plain-language guide to help King County residents understand the flood terms used before, during, and after flooding. Know the language. Be Flood Ready. 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-terms-... #BeFloodReady

🌧️ While this January has been dry, flood season runs through April in King County. It’s not too late to prepare! Get tips, tools, and updates to Be Flood Ready 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour... #FloodSafety #BeFloodReady #kcflooddistrict #floodpreparedness

Happy Take A Walk Outdoors Day! 🌿 King County is home to incredible river trails along the Green, Cedar, Snoqualmie, White, and more. Take a stroll, enjoy the fresh air, and see how our rivers connect people, wildlife, and communities, and why protecting these waterways matters! 🚶‍♂️🌊

We honor Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy of service and justice. In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the King County Flood Control District office will be closed Monday, January 19, and will reopen Tuesday, January 20. #MLKDay #kcflooddistrict

What is the King County Flood Control District, and why does it exist? Our new blog provides some answers and reminds you that flood preparedness matters too. Read more: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/why-the-king... #kcflooddistrict #befloodready #floodsafety #floodpreparedness #communityresilience

Flood season is still underway. 🌧️ Be Flood Ready by signing up for flood alerts and learning how to prepare before flooding happens. 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour... #befloodready #floodsafety #kcflooddistrict

It’s Make Your Dream Come True Day ✨ Our dream? A Flood Ready King County. Prepared communities are resilient communities. Learn how you can Be Flood Ready by visiting our Flood Resources page: 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour... #befloodready #floodsafety #kcflooddistrict

January is National Thank You Month! We’ll continue our work implementing flood risk reduction projects and programs. While we do our part, we thank you for your resilience, your cooperation, and your commitment to one another as we continue building a safer, more flood-resilient King County.

Big news! The King County Flood Control District is now on Instagram 📸 Follow us at @KCFloodDistrict for visuals and updates on flood risk reduction work across King County. We’ll continue sharing important information on Facebook, X, Bluesky, and now Instagram.

Delayed by the historic flooding in Dec, the King County Flood Control District 2025 Year-End Review is now available! Read more ➡️ kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/looking-back... #kcflooddistrict #floodsafety #BeFloodReady

🪨 Old Rock Day! King County’s rivers have shaped rocks and landscapes for thousands of years, forming floodplains and valleys we still rely on today. We work with river science and geology to build resilience. 🌊🪨 #OldRockDay #Geology #kcflooddistrict

💧 Dry January reminder: while some things may be dry, flood season isn’t. Make flood preparedness part of your January reset and Be Flood Ready 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour... Good luck with Dry January—and stay prepared! 🌧️ #DryJanuary #BeFloodReady #kcflooddistrict

🐦 Happy National Bird Day! Healthy rivers and floodplains support birds and protect our communities. We fund ecosystem restoration that builds flood resilience and healthier habitats across King County. Learn more 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/investing-in... #BirdDay

🌊 Heads up, King County: King Tides are expected Jan 4 - 6. Coastal areas & neighborhoods along the Duwamish River may see flooding — especially if rain coincides. ✅ Check tide forecasts ✅ Avoid flooded areas ✅ info re: free sandbags: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour... #kcflooddistrict

🎆 Happy New Year! 🎆 Wishing everyone a safe New Year’s Eve and a joyful start to 2026. 📅 Our office is closed Jan 1 and reopens Jan 2. Here’s to continued flood risk reduction and resilient communities in the year ahead! 🌊✨ #NewYearsEve #kcflooddistrict

🎉 New Year, New Resolutions! 🎉 Eat healthier. Move more. Call your mom. 😉 Add one more: Be Flood Ready. Make flood preparedness part of your New Year’s Resolutions 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour... #NewYearsResolutions #FloodPreparedness #befloodready #kcflooddistrict

📝 Still Need To Do Day One last thing to check off your year-end to-do list: flood preparedness. 🌊 A few minutes now can make a big difference later. Learn how to be flood ready here 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour... #StillNeedToDoDay #FloodPreparedness #kcflooddistrict

It’s National Thank You Note Day, and we want to thank the residents of King County. During the recent flooding, you came together to support neighbors and communities, showing the strength and care that define our region. We’re grateful to carry this togetherness into the New Year. 💙

Warm holiday wishes from the King County Flood Control District. 🎄 Our offices will be closed on Dec. 25 (Christmas Day) and will reopen Dec. 26. Wishing you a safe and peaceful Holiday Season. 💙

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ All rivers in King County are expected to be in Flood Phase 0 by Christmas Day with the exception of the White River. Current River Conditions White: Phase 2 flooding Green: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #befloodready

🥫 After a flood: Discard food/medicine not in watertight containers exposed to floodwater as it can be contaminated. Canned goods without damage can be cleaned & disinfected before use; discard dented/leaking cans. Perishables are safe only if cold stayed below 41°F. #staysafe #floodsafety

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Current River Conditions White: Phase 2 flooding Green: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #befloodready #floodsafety

🏠 Post-flood cleanup safety 🧹 Wear waterproof boots & gloves, open windows/doors, and use fans to air out your home while cleaning. Discard water-soaked materials that can’t dry to prevent mold. Clean all surfaces with detergent & water. #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #befloodready

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Current River Conditions White: Phase 3 flooding Green: Phase 2 Cedar: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #befloodready

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warning for White River. Current River Conditions White: Phase 3 flooding Green: Phase 2 Cedar: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #befloodready

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Green & White rivers. Current River Conditions White: Phase 4 flooding Green: Phase 2 Cedar: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #floodsafety #befloodready

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, & White rivers. Flood Watch for King County. Current River Conditions White: Phase 4 flooding Green: Phase 3 Cedar: Phase 2 Snoqualmie & South Fork Skykomish: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, & White rivers. Flood Watch for King County. Current River Conditions White: Phase 4 flooding Cedar & Green: Phase 3 Snoqualmie: Phase 2 South Fork Skykomish: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #floodsafety #staysafe

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, & White rivers. Flood Watch for King County. Current Conditions White River: Phase 4 flooding Cedar & Green rivers: Ph 3 Snoqualmie & South Fork Skykomish rivers: Ph 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #floodsafety #staysafe

🌧️ Today’s blog from the King County Flood Control District shifts focus due to ongoing flooding across King County. Learn what flood phases mean and see river photos comparing normal conditions to current flooding. 🔗 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/%e2%9a%a0%ef... #FloodSafety #befloodready

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, Snoqualmie, & White rivers. Flood Watch for King County. Current Conditions Cedar, Green, & White: Phase 3 flooding Snoqualmie & South Fork Skykomish: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #floodsafety #staysafe

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, Snoqualmie, & White rivers. Flood Watch for King County. Current Conditions Cedar: Ph 4 flooding Green, Snoqualmie & White: Ph 3 South Fork Skykomish: Ph 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #floodsafety

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, and White rivers. Flood Watch for King County. Current Conditions Cedar: Ph 4 flooding Green, Snoqualmie & White: Ph 3 South Fork Skykomish: Ph 2 Tolt & Issaquah Ck: Ph 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #staysafe #floodsafety

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, and White rivers. Flood Watch is in effect for King County. Current Conditions Cedar & White: Phase 3 Green: Phase 2 South Fork Skykomish & Snoqualmie: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #floodsafety #staysafe

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, and White rivers. Flood Watch is in effect for King County. Current Conditions White & Cedar: Phase 3 Green: Phase 2 South Fork Skykomish & Snoqualmie: Phase 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #floodsafety #staysafe

More rain in on the way. Please continue to stay alert, avoid flooded areas, and follow guidance from emergency officials.

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings for Cedar, Green, and White rivers. Flood Watch is in effect for King County. Current Conditions White: Phase 4 Cedar & Green: Phase 3 South Fork Skykomish & Snoqualmie: Phase 2 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #floodsafety #staysafe

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings remain in effect for the Cedar, Green, and White rivers, and Flood Watch is in effect for King County. Current Conditions White: Phase 4 Cedar & Green: Phase 3 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #befloodready #floodsafety

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ More heavy rain (2–8”) expected tonight - Wed, causing sharp river rises. Urban flooding and landslide risk remain high due to saturated soils. River status: Cedar & White Phase 4, Green Phase 3. Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe

⚠️ Flood Phases: What do they mean? ⚠️ Flood phases describe river conditions. Higher phases mean higher flood risk: 0 no flooding | 1 alert | 2 minor | 3 moderate | 4 severe. Sign up for alerts + resources: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour... #kcflooddistrict #befloodready #floodsafety

⚠️Flooding Update⚠️ Flood Warnings remain in effect for the Cedar, Green, and White rivers, and Flood Watch is in effect for King County. Current Conditions: Cedar & White: Phase 4 Green: Phase 3 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe

More rain is coming our way. Please continue to stay alert, avoid flooded areas, and follow guidance from emergency officials.

⚠️Post-flood safety⚠️ Before re-entering your home, check for structural damage and watch for gas leaks, electrical shorts, and live wires. Use flashlights, not candles. Have a professional inspect systems before use and call your gas company to restore service safely. Follow for more post-flood info.

⚠️ Flooding Update ⚠️ The Cedar, Green, and White rivers remain in Flood Phase 4. The Snoqualmie Basin has lowered to Flood Phase 1, with higher water conditions still in the Carnation and Duval areas. Please continue to stay alert, avoid flooded areas, and follow guidance from emergency officials.

Flooding Update NWS Flood Warnings remain in effect for the Cedar, Green, & White rivers, and the Snoqualmie River near Carnation. Cedar & White: Ph 4 Green: Ph 3 Snoqualmie & S. Fork Skykomish: Ph 1 Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200 | 800-945-9263 #kcflooddistrict #staysafe #befloodready