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 Regional Public Information
Network
RPIN contains updates on emergencies and other breaking
news from participating Puget Sound jurisdictions and
organizations. Subscribe to receive free breaking news
alerts.
3 Days, 3 Ways,
Are You Ready?
... is a public motivation campaign to help citizens
become better prepared for a major event or disaster in
our region. Make a plan, get a kit and get involved!
Local Hazardous
Waste Management Program in King
County
The Hazardous Waste Management Program offers information
and services to help 1.7 million residents and 60,000
businesses and other groups reduce toxic and hazardous
materials, safely use and store hazardous materials and
properly dispose of hazardous wastes.
We work to save
salmon in your watershed
Concerned citizens, local governments, volunteer groups,
businesses, and state and federal agencies are working
hard to protect and restore your watershed. Find out
what's going on in your community and discover what
you can do to help out!
 Northwest Fire
Watch
This Web site helps Western Washington homeowners prepare
for the threat of urban forest fires, and assists campers
in preventing forest fires. Play it safe!
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 Take Winter by
Storm
 Learn how to prepare for bad weather and what to do when storms do come our way. Look up resources covering everything from road and pass conditions, transit snow plans, flooding conditions, coping with power disruptions and preparing for emergencies in the greater Seattle-King County area.
Puget
Sound Health Alliance
The Puget Sound Health Alliance is a regional partnership
of health care purchasers, plans, health care
professionals and patients collaborating to improve
quality and reduce costs in health care delivery across
King, Kitsap, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties.
Biodiesel pilot
program
King County Metro has committed to piloting the use of a
five percent blend of biodiesel to help power its fleet
of more than 1,200 buses over the next two years as part
of a Seattle City Light greenhouse gas mitigation
program.
Volunteer
in your community
In response to the national request for Americans to work
together to strengthen our communities, various Puget
Sound regional partners are providing a broad range of
volunteer opportunities which all fit in the national
initiative — Citizen Corps. This page provides
overviews and contact information for programs in the
King County area.
Regional Water Supply Planning
Multiple agencies and organizations are working together to develop data, information, and pragmatic tools to assist in water resource and supply planning activities in the region.
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