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FloodsWashington is among the most flood-prone states west of the Mississippi River. In Washington, the costs of flood damages exceed the cost of all other natural hazards.
EMERGENCY FLOOD INFORMATION
County governments lead flood response in WashingtonIn Washington, county governments are responsible for leading the response to flood incidents. For the latest news on how to get assistance regarding a flood event, please go to the State Emergency Management Division's website or contact your Local Emergency Management office. OTHER EMERGENCY RESOURCESWhat Ecology does | Access Washington Flood Emergency | Emergency contact information by county | Staying safe in bad weather (DOH) | Washington Disaster News | How do I report a landslide? (DNR) | Road closures and travel alerts (DOT) WEATHER/RIVER FORECASTSNational Weather Service - Seattle Office | Northwest River Forecast Center PREPARATION AND RECOVERYFlood Plain Management | What to do before, during, and after a flood | National Flood Insurance Program | Be Ready for a Flood - Manage Your Hazardous Materials TECHNICAL ASSISTANCEFEMA Information | Federal Agricultural Disaster Assistance (WSDA) | Washington State digital flood data | Flood Control Assistance Account Program (FCAAP) Grants | Are you in a flood zone? |
FLOODSMART.GOVThe Official Site of FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program ARE YOU IN A FLOOD?Prepare to prevent pollution during flooding and winter storms MANAGE YOUR HAZARDOUS MATERIALSBe ready for a flood! Tips for households and businesses. DAM SAFETYEcology regulates many non-power generating dams STAYING SAFE IN BAD WEATHERDepartment of Health's fact sheets to help you prepare for the possible hazards of bad weather UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS (UST)Evaluating Your Underground Storage Tank System Before Restart (Korean) |
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