Learn how emergency projects along the White River helped protect communities, strengthen flood facilities, and reduce risks during the historic December 2025 flood. Read the blog: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/white-river-...

⚽Good luck to the U.S. Men's National Team as they face Bosnia and Herzegovina in the FIFA World Cup Round of 32! We're cheering on the USMNT and hoping for a great match and a spot in the Round of 16. Let's go, USA! #USMNT #WorldCup #GoUSA

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #WhiteRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #ToltRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #SouthForkSkykomishRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

Our latest blog highlights emergency projects funded by the Flood Control District to address concerns along the Green River during the historic 2025 floods. Read more: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/green-river-...

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #SnoqualmieRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #SammamishRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #RagingRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

Happy Juneteenth! Tomorrow we celebrate freedom, resilience, and progress and honor the strength and resilience of Black Americans. The Flood Control District will be closed on June 19, in observance of the holiday and will reopen on Monday, June 22. #Juneteenth #FreedomDay

The Flood Control District funded emergency repairs during the December 2025, protecting infrastructure along the Cedar River. Learn more in our flood emergency repair series: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/historic-flo...

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #GreenRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

💧🌊 Happy International Waterfall Day! From hidden favorites to the spectacular Snoqualmie Falls, King County is home to incredible waterfalls that showcase the beauty and power of water. What's your favorite waterfall in King County? #InternationalWaterfallDay #SnoqualmieFalls #Waterfall

🌞 Air temperatures are warming up, but rivers and lakes are still cold. Before heading out: 🦺 Wear a life jacket 👥 Never recreate alone 📱 Check water conditions 🚫 Avoid alcohol around the water 👀 Watch children closely Safely enjoy your beautiful rivers and lakes this summer! #WaterSafety

⚽🌎 The World Cup is here, and we’re ready! As fans from around the world gather in our region for World Cup matches, the King County Flood Control District is excited to welcome visitors and cheer on the U.S. Men’s National Team. Good luck, #USMNT! #WorldCup2026 #FWC26 #WeAre26 #KCFloodDistrict

🚧 Construction has begun on the Stossel Revetment Major Repair Project near Carnation! The project will repair erosion damage along the Snoqualmie River. Learn more: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/construction...

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #DuwamishRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

🌲 June is Great Outdoors Month! King County's rivers are surrounded by incredible parks, trails, and natural areas waiting to be explored. Take some time this month to enjoy a walk, bike ride, paddle, or picnic along one of our beautiful rivers. What's your favorite riverfront park or trail?

🌊 It's National Rivers Month! Show us your favorite King County river by sharing a photo on social media. Post your photo and include: #nationalrivermonth #kcflooddistrict Plus the hashtag for the river you photographed (such as #CedarRiver). We’d love to see your pics!

🌎 Happy World Environment Day! Healthy rivers, floodplains, and ecosystems are essential to resilient communities. Through flood risk reduction and ecosystem restoration projects, the Flood Control District helps protect people, improve habitat, and support the health of our watersheds.🌿

🚧 Work begins by June 15 on the Fort Dent Levee 2020 Repair Project along the Green River in Tukwila. Learn more: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/fort-dent-le... #kcflooddistrict #BeFloodReady #GreenRiver #Tukwila #FloodSafety

🚲 Happy World Bicycle Day! Celebrate by exploring one of the many hike-and-bike trails along our rivers and floodplains. From the Green River to the Cedar River and beyond, these trails offer a great way to enjoy nature, stay active, and connect with local communities. 🚴Happy riding! #BicycleDay

🐝 June is National Pollinator Month! Pollinators help keep ecosystems healthy and resilient. Through flood risk reduction and ecosystem restoration projects, the King County Flood Control District helps restore native habitats that support pollinators and strengthen river ecosystems.🌿

🌈 Happy Pride Month from the King County Flood Control District! We celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and the diversity that makes King County stronger. Building resilient communities means creating spaces where everyone feels welcome, respected, and valued. Happy Pride! 🏳️‍🌈 #PrideMonth

Application deadline is June 5! $14M in Flood Reduction Grants. Program categories include: Flood Reduction, Urban Streams, Coastal Erosion/Coastal Flooding, and Culvert Replacement/Fish Passage. More at: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/grant-progra...

June is National Rivers Month! 🌊 Learn about our region’s major river watersheds and ways you can help protect them for future generations. Read more: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/celebrating-... #NationalRiversMonth

Residents affected by the December 2025 storms and flooding have until June 10, 2026 to apply for FEMA disaster assistance. Help may be available for housing, repairs, and other disaster-related expenses. Apply at DisasterAssistance.gov, with the FEMA app, or at 800-621-3362.

Newaukum Creek area residents: join us for an upcoming public meeting about updated draft flood maps. 💻 May 27, 6–7:30 p.m. Online via Zoom Learn how flood risk may have changed for your property. Register: publicinput.com/newaukum

The King County Flood Control District office will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day as we honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. Our office will reopen on Tuesday, May 26. #MemorialDay #HonorAndRemember #kcflooddistrict

Application deadline extended to June 5! $14M in Flood Reduction Grants. Program categories include: Flood Reduction, Urban Streams, Coastal Erosion/Coastal Flooding, and Culvert Replacement/Fish Passage. More at: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/grant-progra...

In our latest blog, we explain what 5-, 10-, 50-, 100- & 500-year floods actually mean 👇 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/understandin... Be Flood Ready. 🌧️ #kcflooddistrict #BeFloodReady #FloodSafety #FloodPreparedness

This World Bee Day, we’re celebrating the role healthy ecosystems play in supporting both pollinators and resilient communities. 🐝 Flood risk reduction and ecosystem restoration projects can help support bees and other pollinators while improving river health and reducing flood risks. #WorldBeeDay

During National Public Works Week, we’re celebrating the people and infrastructure that help protect King County communities from flooding. Flood risk reduction infrastructure helps keep people, property, and the environment safer during flood season. #NPWW #iampublicworks #FloodSafety

Newaukum Creek area residents: join us for an upcoming public meeting about updated draft flood maps. 📍 May 19, 6–7:30 p.m. Enumclaw Library 💻 May 27, 6–7:30 p.m. Online via Zoom Learn how flood risk may have changed for your property. Register: publicinput.com/newaukum

Today is Endangered Species Day. 🐟🌿 Endangered salmon need healthy rivers, connected floodplains, and restored habitat to survive and recover. Through ecosystem restoration work and WRIA grants, we help support projects that improve salmon habitat across King County. #EndangeredSpeciesDay

Newaukum Creek area: join public meetings about updated draft flood maps. 📍 May 19, 6–7:30 p.m. Enumclaw Library 💻 May 27, 6–7:30 p.m. Online via Zoom Learn more: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/newaukum-cre...

$14M in Flood Reduction Grants! Program categories include: Flood Reduction, Urban Streams, Coastal Erosion/Coastal Flooding, and Culvert Replacement/Fish Passage. Apply by May 22. More at: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/grant-progra...

Happy National Limerick Day! There once was a river in spring, Where rain made the water rise—zing! With levees set back, And flood maps on track, We help keep King County flourishing! Poetry? Maybe. Flood risk reduction? Absolutely. #NationalLimerickDay #FloodSaftey #BeFloodReady

May is National Photography Month! 📸 Visit your favorite river, take a few photos, and share what makes these places special. Tag us @kcflooddistrict and use: #NationalPhotographyMonth #NationalPhotoMonth #PhotographyMonth #kcflooddistrict Plus hashtag the river’s name, like #CedarRiver! 🌊

It’s Mother’s Day Weekend! 🌷 A visit to a park along a King County river can be a beautiful way to celebrate Mom or a special mother figure this Sunday, May 10. Enjoy the outdoors, make memories, and stay safe near rivers. #MothersDay #kcflooddistrict #RiverSafety

Following the historic December 2025 flood, the Board of Supervisors approved a second 2026 supplemental budget to fund urgent repairs & related flood response costs. Read the blog: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/board-approv...

This Public Service Recognition Week, we thank the public servants across King County who help make flood risk reduction possible. Your work helps protect lives, homes, businesses, infrastructure, and natural areas. Thank you for your service. #PublicServiceRecognitionWeek #kcflooddistrict

Happy Cinco de Mayo! Today we celebrate Mexican culture, heritage, resilience, and community. At the King County Flood Control District, our work is rooted in helping protect people, homes, businesses, and natural spaces across King County. #CincoDeMayo #BeFloodReady

May the 4th be with you! 🌌 We don’t use lightsabers or Jedi mind tricks to reduce flood risk — just smart planning, river projects, flood maps, and community preparedness. When rivers rise, preparation is the way. May the flow be managed! 🌊✨ #MayThe4thBeWithYou #BeFloodReady

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! The King County Flood Control District celebrates the histories, cultures, leadership, and contributions of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities across King County and beyond. #AAPIHeritageMonth #Equity

🌿 Wetlands = natural flood protection. They slow water, reduce flood risk, and support healthy ecosystems. Learn more + how to celebrate American Wetlands Month: 👉 kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/american-wet...

$14M in Flood Reduction Grants. Program categories include: Flood Reduction, Urban Streams, Coastal Erosion/Coastal Flooding, and Culvert Replacement/Fish Passage. Apply by May 22. More at: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/grant-progra...

It’s National Superhero Day, and we’re celebrating one of King County’s flood-fighting heroes: the levee. 🦸🌊 No cape needed — just strength, structure, and teamwork to help reduce flood risk and protect nearby communities. #superheroday #befloodready #floodsafety #kcflooddistrict

Spring days are a great time to enjoy King County’s beautiful rivers and open spaces — and a great time to Be Flood Ready. Flood preparedness is a year-round responsibility. Learn more on our Flood Resources page: kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/flood-resour...

Happy Arbor Day! 🌳 Trees help stabilize riverbanks, reduce erosion, support habitat, and strengthen the natural systems that play an important role in flood risk reduction. Today we celebrate the value of trees in building healthier rivers and more resilient communities. #ArborDay