US EditionKing County to expand flood outreach after Texas tragedy
KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, JUL 09 – The board approved expanding flood education and warnings after Texas floods, noting King County has faced 29 federally declared flood disasters since 1956, officials said.
- On July 8, 2025, the board overseeing flood management in King County unanimously approved a plan to enhance public education and increase community involvement in response to recent flash flooding events in Texas.
- The action came in response to devastating flash floods in Texas and reflects the board's renewed commitment to protect King County residents from similar disasters.
- The measure includes broadening the annual Be Flood Ready brochure, translating materials, partnering with Community Navigators, creating a preparedness video, and reviewing early warning systems.
- Chair Reagan Dunn expressed condolences to those affected by the tragedy in the Texas Hill Country, acknowledging their sorrow over the loss of loved ones and the challenging journey ahead toward healing and rebuilding.
- King County experiences frequent flooding, having been impacted by numerous federally recognized disaster events dating back to the mid-20th century, with several major rivers traversing the area, highlighting the importance of expanded outreach to protect local communities and infrastructure.
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Texas flooding prompts King County leaders to take action
The deadly flooding in Texas, which has claimed the lives of more than 100 people and left dozens missing, is prompting King County leaders to act. “My worst fear for this community is to have flooding like this,” King County Flood Control District Board Chair Reagan Dunn said at a meeting Tuesday. “I’ve seen some incredible pictures from generations past that show the entire Kent Valley completely covered in water from one side to the other. It…
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