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Emergency Preparedness

Emergency Preparedness Introduction
	Steps to Take
	Educational Materials
	Retrofitting Your Home
	Training for Residents - SPAN
	Training for Businesses
	Response Plans

Extreme Weather Response
	Phone Numbers/Websites
	Rain/Flooding
	Snow/Ice
	Wind/Power Outages
	Storm Debris/Garbage Collection

Emergency Preparedness Volunteers
	Eastside Amateur Radio Support (EARS)

Phone Numbers/Websites

The City of Bellevue has compiled this list of useful phone numbers and websites. You can print the list, in convenient portable document format (PDF), and keep it in a handy place.

Life-threatening emergencies: 911
Bellevue Utilities 24-hour emergency response (to report flooding at your home or business, hazardous road conditions, down or damaged stop or yield signs, water main breaks, sewer overflows): 425-452-7840
Bellevue traffic signals (to report damaged or non-functioning traffic signals): 425-452-6950, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. After hours, call 911.
Bus information:
- Metro Transit, 206-553-3000 (route and schedule information);
- Sound Transit, 1-888-889-6368;
- Community Transit, 1-800-562-1375.
Garbage/recycling: 425-452-6932 or Allied Waste, 425-452-4762.
American Red Cross, 206-323-2345
Bellevue snow response; Snow Response Priority Map
Bellevue School District, 425-456-4111 or Public Schools Emergency Communications (for closures)
Carbon monoxide poisoning and other disaster information in multiple languages
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA, Northwest region): 425-487-4600
Overlake Hospital Medical Center: 425-688-5000
Evergreen Hospital Medical Center (Kirkland): 425-899-1000
King County Damage Assessment Hotline: 1-800-523-5044.
National Weather Service
Puget Sound Energy: 1-888-225-5773 (to report gas leaks, power outages, downed power lines)
Regional Public Information Network (RPIN)
Seattle & King County Public Health
Winter storm information and directory