🥵 Reminder: While it has cooled off a bit from last weekend, the local HeatRisk remains elevated, so we have extended Tier 2 Severe Weather Protocols through Thursday, July 18. Find up-to-date resources here: https://lnkd.in/gaJ44sSi
King County Regional Homelessness Authority
Government Administration
Seattle, Washington 4,118 followers
Working together on solutions to homelessness
About us
Working together on solutions to homelessness. Building on the Puget Sound region’s spirit of innovation and vision of shared prosperity, the KCRHA was designed to unify and coordinate policy, funding, and services for people experiencing homelessness across all of King County.
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http://kcrha.org/
External link for King County Regional Homelessness Authority
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- Government Administration
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Seattle, Washington
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2019
- Specialties
- homelessness, local government, social services, health, mental health, behavioral health, outreach, systems change, nonprofits, racial equity, social justice, and data
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400 Yesler Way
Suite 600
Seattle, Washington 98104, US
Employees at King County Regional Homelessness Authority
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Nigel Herbig
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Lisa Edge
Director of Communications | Collaborative Leader | Content Strategy Expert | Diversity/Equity/Inclusion Advocate | Branding Professional | PR…
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Abby Stepaniak
Grants and Procurement Manager for King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA)
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Sarah Bowen
Accounting Manager at Locality Broadcast
Updates
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One of the many actions we take during Tier 2 & 3 HeatRisk Severe Weather Activations is the distribution of cooling supplies to local service providers. As of Friday morning, we have distributed over 3,600 bottles of water/electrolyte beverages—with more coming as the activation continues. Find cooling locations in your region here: https://lnkd.in/gQyjCxDi
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🥵🌡With persistent elevated temperatures and HeatRisk, we’re extending Tier 2 Severe Weather Protocols through Thursday, July 18. You can find updated cooling spaces and resources on our Severe Weather page: https://lnkd.in/gaJ44sSi
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Since July 5, KCRHA staff members have been working with other agencies and organizations to distribute supplies and set up cooling spaces throughout the community. Today, we shifted to Tier 2 protocols, and will remain activated at that level through Sunday. https://lnkd.in/gQyjCxDi
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🥵🌡 With a shift in the forecast and predicted National Weather Service Seattle HeatRisk, we are extending this Severe Weather Protocols activation through Sunday, July 14. Today, we’ll remain at Tier 3, and then will shift to Tier 2 through the 14th. kcrha.org/severe-weather
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🥵 It is going to be hot out today! Tier 3 Heat Severe Weather Protocols are currently active. Find available cooling spaces and resources on our Severe Weather page: https://lnkd.in/gaJ44sSi
Severe Weather Response - KCRHA
https://kcrha.org
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🌡 Due to the high National Weather Service HeatRisk in King County, Tier 3 Severe Weather Protocols are currently active, and there are resources available for those living unsheltered in our community. Learn more at kcrha.org/severe-weather. Here are three ways that housed community members can help 👇
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🥵🌡 Tier 2 Heat Severe Weather Protocols are active today, Tier 3 protocols will be active Saturday & Sunday, and Tier 2 active on Monday and Tuesday. Stay safe, stay hydrated, and seek spaces to cool down. Find resources at kcrha.org/severe-weather
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We will be activating Heat Severe Weather Protocols tomorrow, July 5 through Tuesday, July 9. Find resources at kcrha.org/severe-weather, and get prepared by knowing who is at risk, and how to stay safe with this information from King County, WA Public Health.
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