The 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.
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Recognizing and Celebrating juneteenth
Our public health department hasn’t observed Juneteenth in the past as we should, and that will change. Going forward, we will be more intentional about the ways in which we center Black voices and honor the history that’s shaped where we are today.
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. […]
Read MoreWildfire Smoke Preparedness during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Summer is almost here. For us in the Puget Sound, that also means the threat of wildfire smoke. This year is different as we continue to respond to spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Read MoreCongratulations Class of 2020!
Cross-posted from the Best Starts Blog 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. Over the course of the next two weeks, the Best Starts Blog is highlighting high school graduates across King County. These seniors participated […]
Read MoreMap of Free Food Resources to Address Evolving Food Needs Amidst COVID-19
COVID-19 is uncovering weaknesses within the food system and may continue to adversely impact many more people who have faced or are now experiencing food insecurity.
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