Class of 2020: Congratulations Mina
Congratulations, Class of 2020! COVID-19 upended your senior year and graduation celebrations. We want to recognize your hard work, perseverance and accomplishments amidst such unique challenges.
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For guidance documents, resources, and general information about Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in King County please visit: kingcounty.gov/covid
What Does Phase 2 Mean for Families?
Are you a parent or caregiver wondering what Phase 2 means for your family? We’ve compiled a list of questions and answers that may help you navigate through some of the confusion as we safely re-open. Can we see friends and family again? Yes! You can gather with up to five favorites once a week. For example, you can […]
Read MoreWHITE CENTER OPTOMETRY CLINIC HAS A VISION FOR SLOWING COVID-19
The staff at Dr. Yousim Chhim’s White Center optometry clinic speak many languages but share a common mission: slowing the spread of COVID-19.
Read MoreSeven questions people ask about our daily COVID-19 data dashboard
These are some common questions people ask about the daily outbreak summary, with answers from our lead epidemiologists.
Read MoreThe virus hasn’t let up and we can’t either
As King County moves to phase 2, it is even move important to takes extra precautions to slow the spread of the disease.
Read MoreWith food insecurity on the rise, Public Health highlights critical new and existing resources
Summary: Exacerbated by COVID-19, a growing number of people in King County are seeking food assistance. To help address this urgent need, Public Health – Seattle & King County, the City of Seattle and the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction are launching new efforts to connect families in need to food resources. […]
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