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Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
Well above normal temperatures are expected into early next week. We're looking at widespread moderate HeatRisk levels which means that we're particularly concerned about those that are sensitive to heat and/or those without adequate access to effective cooling or hydration.
ALT HeatRisk maps depicting moderate HeatRisk across much of Western Washington Friday and Saturday.
Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
Much of our state will experience hotter than normal temperatures starting Saturday, with extreme heat watches & warnings and heat advisories issued in many counties. Check your forecast for advisories at weather.gov.
Call 211 to find cooling centers near you. #wawx
ALT Heat Exhaustion may include Dizziness, Thirst, Heavy, Sweating, Nausea, Weakness ACT FAST * Move to a cooler area * Loosen clothing * Sip cool water * Seek medical help if symptoms don't improve Heat Stroke may include becoming Unconscious, Confusion, Dizziness ACT FAST CALL 911 * Move person to a cooler area * Loosen clothing and remove extra layers * Cool with water or ice
Kinship Care Families Open House
Thursday, August 7 | 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
RSVP by August 5: imaginecm.org/kinship/
Questions? Call (425) 258-1006 ext. 1011
As temperatures continue to rise, multiple daytime cooling centers are open in Snohomish County. Go to snoco.org/cooling to find a location near you!
Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
Happy #4thofJuly
Have a safe day celebrating! We have a lot of folks working hard to respond to your calls. Please call the non-emergency line to report a #fireworks complaint. (425) 407-3999
Call 9-1-1 if there are injuries or property damage.
#HelpStartsHere
The 2024 Annual Report is here! See how Snohomish County’s Developmental Disabilities & Early Learning division.
Read more: Snohomish-County-Early-Learning-Services-Annual-Report-2024
#Inclusion #EarlyLearning #SnohomishCounty #AnnualReport
Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
You might not think about wildfires being a risk in our area, but warmer, drier weather in recent years has brought more frequent fire activity across Snohomish County.
Now through the end of June, the Snohomish Conservation District is offering free assessments to determine risks to your property.
They’ll also offer advice to make your home more fire resilient.
You can schedule an appointment for free at snocd.org/assess.
@snohomishcd
Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
Happy Friday- #TGIF! Thanks to #CommunityPartner, Snohomish County Outreach Team (SCOUT). They bring the Snohomish County Diversion Ctr. clients who are unsheltered & struggling w/#BehavioralHealth issues & work with them after discharge. Pix: Client Alumni mtg. #GratitudePost
Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
A South County Fire program working to break the cycle of addiction is also saving taxpayer dollars.
Coordinated Overdose Response by EMS, known as CORE, allows paramedics to administer the prescription drug buprenorphine to overdose patients - lessening opioid withdrawal symptoms.
That means fewer ambulance transports, emergency visits and 911 calls. It also means reducing risk of deaths from opioid overdoses in Snohomish County.
Watch the video to see proof that it’s working.
Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
Used syringes, needles and lancets are not accepted in your household garbage or recycling. Dispose of them properly with the #SnoCoSolidWaste sharps collection pilot program. Simply collect them in a sharps-designated container, or hard plastic screw-top laundry detergent bottle labeled with "SHARPS" and bring them to the Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Station in Everett. For residential customers only. Learn more: bit.ly/SnoCoSW
Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
ICYMI: The first of two May meetings about Snohomish County’s Community Wildfire Protection Plan project is May 15 in Arlington.
Residents are encouraged to show up anytime between 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the locations and dates below. The meetings are designed to make it easy to talk with first responders, land managers and conservation agencies about options for better preparing homes, property and people for wildfire risks:
• Thursday, May 15, Stillaguamish Conference Room, City of Arlington Public Works Office, 154 W Cox Ave., Arlington, WA 98223
• Thursday, May 22, Startup Event Center, 14315 366th Ave. SE, Startup, WA 98293
Learn more: bit.ly/3Yik4BN
ALT Snohomish County Community Wildfire Preparedness meetings May 15 and May 22.
Snohomish County Human Services retweeted
DYK: Many mental health issues affecting adults start in childhood and adolescence. This Mental Health Awareness Month, learn how to support children of all ages and stages. To learn more: samhsa.gov/mental-health/chi… #MHAM2025 #MentalHealthMatters
Welcome to Snohomish County Human Services!
We’re here to support YOU with essential programs:
- Aging & Disability Services
- Behavioral Health
- Housing Assistance
-Mental Health Services
Learn more: Click on the link on our bio!
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