Health and safety

Urban King County is home to nearly 40,000 OSS, many of which are past their intended life span and vulnerable to failure. The Equitable Wastewater Futures program works to identify the best wastewater treatment solutions for these properties. The Cost of Addressing Failing Septic Systems in King County - Executive Summary (392 KB) Equitable Wastewater Infrastructure Analysis map Download a one-pager that describes the program (144 KB) and scroll down the story map below ⬇

What to do when the power goes out in Spanish

In the second episode of our first miniseries, we speak with Eunbi Lee, an Educator Consultant with King County’s On-Site Sewage System Program. Eunbi joins us to provide guidance for maintaining septic systems. We cover the difference between septic and sewer systems, everyday practices to keep the system functioning, common myths about septic, and why OSS are relevant to public health.

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Oromo

How hantavirus spreads and what to do if exposed.

Learn more about septic systems. Maintaining your septic system is important for your health and the health of the community.

Where to get vaccinated, vaccine safety, and info for parents. 

El programa ABCD se enfoca en cuidado dental preventivo y de restauración dental para niños elegibles a Medicaid desde el nacimiento hasta la edad de los cinco años, con énfasis en la primera visita dental a la edad de un año.

➡︎ Haga click aqui para Acceso a Cuidado Dental del Bebé y el Niño

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/aed/registration

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Filipino/Tagalog

Learn about rabies and how to prevent it.

Animal bites are a public health concern because of the potential for transmission of rabies, a viral infection of the nervous system and brain of humans and other mammals that is almost always fatal. Infection can be prevented by administering rabies immune globulin and a series of rabies vaccine doses.

Coming in July 2024, Apple Health Expansion is a medical assistance program that provides health care coverage to uninsured adults who do not meet the immigration requirements for federal assistance.

Find important permit information for your on-site septic/sewage system project.

Find applications and forms for the on-site sewage/septic system industry. King County On-site Sewage (Septic) System Program fee schedule.

Learn about the on-site sewage associate and master installer certifications.

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Samoan

Be aware of your surroundings, especially between dusk and dawn. If you notice anything suspicious - a security light out, someone loitering nearby - consider coming back later or using an ATM inside a supermarket or convenience store.

Auburn Public Health Center provides health care services for children, teens, and adults. All services are confidential and free or low cost. No one is turned away because they can't afford to pay.

Are you aware that an experienced car thief can steal your car in less than a minute?  While no car is immune to the possibility of theft, there are some simple things that you can do to help lessen the possibility of this happening to you. 

Learn more about preparing for avalanches near you.

Whether it is your first job, or you are a seasoned "veteran" caring for young children, babysitting is one of the biggest responsibilities you will ever have, and something that must always be taken seriously.

Backyard poultry have become increasingly popular in recent years as interest in locally produced food, including eggs, has grown. Many local municipalities allow a limited number of domestic fowl on residential properties. Before getting a backyard flock, it is important to understand issues related to legal aspects, husbandry and health, and diseases that can be spread by poultry to people.

Backyard poultry have become increasingly popular in recent years as interest in locally produced food, including eggs, has grown. Many local municipalities allow a limited number of domestic fowl on residential properties. Before getting a backyard flock, it is important to understand issues related to legal aspects, husbandry and health, and diseases that can be spread by poultry to people.

Learn about the revised code to ensure existing barriers surrounding pools are enclosed

Burglary is mostly a crime of opportunity. You can prevent home burglaries, vandalism, and other property crimes by controlling access, providing visibility, and maintaining your property.

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Marshallese

A flyer addressing common misconceptions of the BCG vaccine and outlining what is needed for follow-up care if a TB blood test is positive.

Get to know your neighbors on each side of your home and the three directly across the street. Communicate often, and establish trust. Ask them to watch out for your home or apartment when you are away. This neighborhood watch technique sets up what is called territoriality which means that your neighbors will take ownership and responsibility for what occurs in your mini-neighborhood.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/bedbugs

Riding a bicycle is more than basic transportation--it can be a fun and exciting hobby. When you ride, you are not alone. You share the road with cars, trucks, pedestrians, and other cyclists. Since accidents can turn bicycling adventure into a tragedy, here are a few tips to help make your ride a safe one.

Find guidance for businesses that generate biomedical waste.

Information on biosolids and recycling in King County.

There are many steps you can take right now to reduce you and your family's risk of exposure from lead.

Learn more about the impacts of the Bolt Creek Fire on the areas near Baring, Grotto, and Skykomish in northeast King County.

Whether you're just starting out on your breastfeeding journey or having unexpected challenges, WIC is there to help you every step of the way. WIC's goal is the same as yours. We want you to have a happy, healthy baby and a good breastfeeding experience. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/wic/breastfeeding

A podcast that uses storytelling to bring people closer to understanding how environmental public health shows up in our everyday lives, and how we can all help keep our community healthy. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/ehs/podcast

Bullying happens when someone hurts or scares another person on purpose and the person being bullied has a hard time defending himself or herself. Usually, bullying happens over and over.

Learn more about preparing your business and employees for disaster recovery.

Learn how, and where, to safely and legally dispose of syringes, needles, and lancets (sharps) used by a business.

How to treat and prevent hypothermia in Vietnamese

Recommendations for car seats and booster seats, as well as information on Washington seatbelt laws. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/carseats

The Cardiac Arrest Surveillance System (CASS) began with the implementation of paramedic services in King County in 1976. Its purpose is to identify and document all cases of cardiac arrest in which CPR is performed by EMS. These are the data collected: Field data age, gender location of cardiac arrest witnessed or unwitnessed who started CPR rhythm on EMS arrival arrival times of ALS and BLS treatments given Outcome death at scene hospital admission hospital discharge Etiologic classification is assigned based on: death certificate history and medications listed on the MIRF hospital discharge diagnosis Patients' names and personal information are protected under laws governing confidentiality. The data are used for quality review of EMS programs and documenting the effectiveness of community programs, and have been featured in many national and international publications. To see a five-year summary of survival data, see the Utstein Report, 2007-2011 (PDF). The Utstein Style has become the world-wide standard for reporting cardiac arrest outcome data. To learn more about Utstein templates, see: Jacobs I, Nadkarni V et al. Cardiac arrest and cardiopulmonary resuscitation outcome reports: update and simplification of the Utstein templates for resuscitation registries. Circulation 2004 Nov 23;110(21):3385-97.

Tìm hiểu về chương trình Fun to Catch, Toxic to Eat. Truy cập trang web này bằng ngôn ngữ khác: 繁體字   ភាសាខ្មែរ   Español   Tiếng Việt    

The Health Alert Network (HAN) is the CDC’s primary method of sharing cleared information about urgent public health incidents. Public Health – Seattle & King County shares select HAN alerts to raise awareness and provide guidance on how to report suspected or confirmed cases.

The Health Alert Network (HAN) is the CDC’s primary method of sharing cleared information about urgent public health incidents. Public Health – Seattle & King County shares select HAN alerts to raise awareness and provide guidance on how to report suspected or confirmed cases.

The Health Alert Network (HAN) is the CDC’s primary method of sharing cleared information about urgent public health incidents. Public Health – Seattle & King County shares select HAN alerts to raise awareness and provide guidance on how to report suspected or confirmed cases.

The Child Care Health Program (CCHP) supports child care and early learning programs by promoting health and safety practices with its team of nurse, mental health, nutrition, and education consultants. The CCHP offers providers tools and resources including model health policy templates, communicable disease prevention information, nutrition and other materials to promote healthy child development and behaviors. Information also available in: Español – Spanish Af Soomaali – Somali

Learn about the Washington State Childhood Vaccine Program (CVP).

Labels are available to print in English, Chinese, Russian, Somali, Spanish, and Ukrainian. Select the language of the label you want and click on the Print icon 🖨️ in the upper right hand corner.

Find tips and safety measures to take when cleaning a vehicle after a rodent infestation.

Power outages, road closures, freezing temperatures, and floods are some of the most common emergency situations we face in King County. Plan ahead and know what to do during cold weather events to stay safe and healthy. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/coldweather

Through two learning collaboratives, EHE is providing an infrastructure to support health care organizations across King County in better identifying people at risk for HIV and helping them access and utilize Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), testing people for HIV when they are already presenting for health care, and rapidly and effectively treating those diagnosed with HIV.

Educational resources to download and share with your community about TB.

Learn about our Community Health Advocates (CHA) and their events.

សូមស្វែងយល់ដឹងអំពីក្រុមអ្នកតស៊ូមាតិសហគមន៍សុខភាព (CHA) ហើយនិងកម្មវិធីឬព្រឹត្តិការណ៍ ផ្សេងៗ។

Learn more about preparing your schools, neighborhoods, and local organizations for disaster recovery.

Our Environmental Health Services teams offer various trainings to county residents, community partners, business operators and staff, and more! We’re compiling these trainings to make them easy to access.

How to treat and prevent hypothermia in Spanish

Condoms and other barriers, when used regularly and correctly, greatly reduce the risk of getting HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Que necesita saber sobre químicos tóxicos, mariscos y su salud.

Consumers get involved in many ways. Some fill out surveys and comment cards so they can stay anonymous. Others join agency advisory boards or the HIV/AIDS Planning Council where they attend regular meetings and make decisions about what types of services available in the community.

Local metrics and trends to understand the impact of COVID-19 in our community.

Living through the COVID-19 pandemic means dealing with a new and sometimes confusing vocabulary. Here is a guide to some of the most common words and phrases you might come across.

Please use and share these materials to help spread the word about COVID‑19 vaccination and encourage people in your community to get vaccinated.

Guidance documents and downloadable materials to help protect against COVID-19. 

The Healthcare for the Homeless Network continues to support homeless service providers with tools and guidance for addressing COVID-19 at homeless service sites. 

Guidance and resources on where, how, and when to get tested for COVID-19 in King County.

Information about current vaccine options, in-home vaccination, recommendations for immunocompromised people, and the cost of vaccine.

Explore additional resources, activities, and ideas to supplement school-based CPR/AED education and training.

Updated monthly, this page shows the latest case counts, and numbers of vaccines administered, in the ongoing outbreak for King County, WA.

Learn more preparing for cyberterrorism and how it will impact you.

Learn more about preparing for dam failures near you.

Explore local data and reports about TB in King County.

Nothing — not even previous consensual sex — entitles anyone to force others to perform sexual acts. Without consent, forcing sexual contact is a crime. Date rape is a betrayal of trust and causes long-lasting emotional injuries. Date rape or acquaintance rape is about power, control, and anger — not romance.

Disinfecting private wells in Spanish

Find hidden water supplies in an emergency in Somali

Learn how the different types of flu can affect you, and what you can do about them.

Outreach and education for the Tacoma Smelter Plume Project Short URL: kingcounty.gov/dirt-alert

Get prepared with simple tips from Disaster Danny in these short videos.

In Washington state, health care professionals, health care facilities, laboratories, veterinarians, food service establishments, child day care facilities, and schools are legally required to notify public health authorities at their local health jurisdiction of suspected or confirmed cases of selected diseases or conditions. These are referred to as notifiable conditions.

View domestic dishwasher discharge diagrams to make sure your project meets Plumbing Code.

Most burglars enter via the front, back, or garage doors. The garage door is usually the weakest point of entry followed by the back door (these also provide the most cover). So you want to make sure you have strong doors.

Find information about how plumbing loading works within the Plumbing Code. For example, if you are adding a bathroom to your house, you can see whether an existing drain pipe is large enough.

Public Health – Seattle & King County aims to prevent disease and illness from drinking water. Public Health provides technical support and guidance for small public water systems and reviews applications for private water systems. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/water

Learn more about preparing for droughts near you.

Learn more about preparing for earthquakes.

Eastgate Public Health Center provides health care and Environmental Health services. We have changed some in-person services due to COVID-19. See list of services for each office below.

It's now easier than ever for you to access HIV testing, treatment, and PrEP. Most private healthcare providers offer these services by appointment or walk-in at a location near you. If you don't have a private provider, use the map below to find low or no cost options for these services. Going somewhere? Remember to bring PrEP with you! Make a plan with your provider to get on PrEP and stay on PrEP, even when traveling, on vacation, or moving.

Haga clic para español: Termina con la epidemia del VIH We've been fighting HIV for a long time. With your help, we can End the HIV Epidemic in Seattle and King County by doing these 4 key things. We have the tools, and now is the time. Let's end HIV together.

Many classes and trainings offered below are free but some have costs associated with them. Check the individual websites for fees, courses offered in multiple languages, and type of training (live, virtual, or pre-recorded).

Posters and guidelines to help keep water recreation facilities healthy and safe

Find posters, videos, infographics, and other educational resources about lead and arsenic.

Find helpful pdf downloads about septic systems for homeowners and real estate professionals.

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Spanish Respirar humo de incendios forestales puede dañar su salud. Limite actividad física, mantenga a los niños y mascotas adentro y ayude a vecinos en riesgo.

Seniors today are more active, independent, and in better health than ever before. However, as the population of seniors grows, so does the epidemic of elder abuse and neglect.

Learn more about getting prepared, signing up for alerts for emergencies in your areas, and the different types of potential hazards in King County. 

Find hidden water supplies in an emergency in Spanish

Carbon monoxide facts in Spanish

Find information about permitting, sanitation, safe food and water, reducing exposure to infectious and hazardous material, proper disposal of waste and toxics, and more.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/ehs/fees

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/ehs/portal

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Chuukese

Expedited partner therapy (EPT) refers to treating the sex partners of persons with a curable sexually transmitted infection (STI) without requiring that the partner first undergo a medical evaluation. In most instances, this involves giving a patient medication to give to their sex partners, or patient delivered partner therapy (PDPT).

Assuring that the sex and needle sharing partners of persons with HIV/STI receive the medical care they need is a shared responsibility between medical providers and Public Health. Medical providers should always advise their patients to notify their potentially exposed partners and should attempt to promote partner notification and treatment, even among patients who will receive Public Health partner services.

Learn more about preparing for extreme heat.

Learn how to file a complaint about rodent infestations, rats in toilets, or rodents associated with illegal dumping of garbage and solid waste.

Learn about loans or grants for on-site sewage/septic systems.

Learn more about preparing for fires.

Provides information, updates, training and advocacy for community based organizations, health care providers, outreach workers, Navigators and anyone who desire to help the most vulnerable. Learn about the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Apple Health and Medicaid programs, publicly sponsored programs, King County ORCA Lift program, application process, how to problem solve health care enrollment issues and access to health care services. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/FFF

Learn about the Fun to Catch, Toxic to Eat program. Access this website in another language: 繁體字   ភាសាខ្មែរ   Español   Tiếng Việt  

Learn more about how to prepare for floods.

How to prepare for risk of flooding in public swimming pools, hot tubs, whirlpools, spas and spray pools

Stay informed about potential flooding in your area. Find current river conditions, sign up for free Flood Alerts, and contact the Flood Warning Center with the information below.

Resources for health care providers to address seasonal influenza (flu).

Learn about flu vaccine safety and view vaccination options for healthy adults and high-risk groups, such as seniors and pregnant people.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/closures

Our food inspection reporting system and one-of-a-kind food safety rating system give King County residents the information they need to remain safe while dining out.

Food safety in your home kitchen is just as important as food safety in restaurant kitchens. In fact, as much as 60% of foodborne illness may be from home kitchens.

Learn how we rate food safety in King County and communicate ratings with the public.

This page serves as a texting option to view this information on mobile devices.

Educational resources to help restaurants prevent food-borne illnesses.

Educational resources to help prevent food-borne illnesses.

Resources for long-term care facilities to address seasonal influenza (flu).

Regardless of your immigration status, you can buy health and dental insurance if you live in Washington state.

In the third episode of our food safety miniseries, we speak with Carl Stevens, who talks about his work as a Health and Environmental Investigator for the Food Protection Program. Carl shares the path to his current role, the importance of holding people accountable to safety standards, and the gratitude he feels when witnessing the dedication that it takes to run a restaurant.

In the third episode of our first miniseries, we speak with Antonia Rus, who talks about her work as a Health & Environmental Investigator for the OSS Program. She clarifies concerns often held by community members, shares stories of memorable investigations, and explains how one of her favorite shows inspired her to get involved with government work.

There are many resources to reduce the harms associated with substance use, get treatment, and support your loved ones and community. See below to find the right resource for you.

Rodents (rats and mice) are common pests in our area and can be dangerous. They can ruin your food, destroy things in your home, and start electrical fires. Rats and mice also carry diseases that can make people sick. Find tips on how to keep rodents away and how to clean up after them.

This site links you to the information necessary to respond to transmission of respiratory viruses in residential care settings. Residential care settings include assisted living facilities, adult family homes, supported living facilities and enhanced services facilities.

Each year about 33 Washington children are hospitalized and 19 children die from firearm injuries.  

Harm reduction tips and guidelines for users and those who support them. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/harm-reduction

Use this form to request supplies or training. Click “Submit” at the bottom of the page to continue to the remainder of the form.

Harm reduction vending machines provide free, confidential access to overdose prevention supplies and resources. The vending machines are stocked with naloxone, fentanyl test strips, as well as condoms, and other safer sex supplies. Contact sites below for more information about hours and access.

Learn more about preparing for if hazardous materials are released near you.

What you need to know about toxic chemicals, seafood and your health.

Though lead is found frequently in our environment, there is no safe level of lead exposure. Lead exposure can harm both children and adults, particularly children’s developing brains and nervous systems. Even low levels of lead exposure can lead to long-term health problems, including cognitive impairments, developmental delays, and behavioral issues.

Locations to get free expert personal help with insurance plans (Healthplanfinder and Apple Health) and other public services.

Healthcare providers can use the following resources to prepare for and response to cases of COVID-19 in their facility and protect the health of clients, patients, and staff.

Learn how the Vashon-Maury Pollution Identification and Correction Project helps you, and how you can help.

Learn how to protect and maintain healthy environmental conditions, including topics like lead and arsenic, indoor air quality, and mold.

Heating, ventilation, and air condition (HVAC) systems can help increase indoor air flow by pulling in outdoor air. They also filter both inside air and outdoor air entering the building. This helps clean the air indoors, reducing the risk of spreading disease.

High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) cleaners trap small particles in the air. This includes smog, smoke, allergens, soot, viruses, and droplets produced when people breathe and talk. These systems can be very effective, trapping at least 99.97% of small particles in the air.

Hepatitis A virus infects the liver and can cause illnesses that range from a mild infection that has no symptoms to a more severe illness that can last for months. In rare occasions, it can cause liver failure and death.

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infects the liver. HBV is spread through infected blood and body fluids.

Information and resources about how to prevent the spread of hepatitis B to infants and family members. 

Facts, testing resources, and treatment and cure guidance Short URL: kingcounty.gov/hcv

Find guidance on hiring a registered contractor for plumbing and gas piping installations.

For Men who Have Sex with Men (MSM) and Transgender and Non-Binary (TG/NB) Persons Who Have Sex with Men

Information and resources to prevent and treat HIV/STIs.

Learn about HIV science, testing, prevention, and treatment. Note: Videos shown do not imply endorsement by Public Health.

These reports include data tables, figures, and feature articles describing the local and state-wide epidemiology of HIV and AIDS in King County and Washington state.

The HIV/AIDS Surveillance and Epidemiologic Research Program conducts state-mandated HIV and AIDS case reporting activities and public health research regarding the epidemiology, natural history, transmission and control of HIV, hepatitis B (HBV) and C (HCV) viruses, and other diseases of public health importance. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/hivepi

Your child comes home from school at 3:00pm, but you don't get home from work until 5:00pm. They're at home alone for those two hours every weekday.  What do they do until you arrive?  Most likely, they'll get a snack or talk on the phone.  Maybe watch TV.  But since you're not there, you worry.  Just like the majority of American parents who work and have to leave their children on their own after school every day, you are anxious about your child's safety.

You and your home will not be safe unless you follow good security practices and make your home difficult for a burglar to enter.

The purpose of this site is to provide you with the information necessary to respond to COVID-19 transmission at your facility.

Some diseases can be passed from horses to people, especially through contact with horse manure when people clean stalls, groom horses, or pick up their feet. It is important to thoroughly wash hands after contact with horses or manure. Horses are susceptible to West Nile Virus infection, but do not spread it to people. ➔ See infection control plan for horse facilities (281 KB).

Find the permitting steps for your remodels or expansions on septic systems.

Most people with COVID-19 have milder illness and are able to recover at home without medical care. Follow these steps if you or someone in your household has symptoms of COVID-19. 

Raccoons establish community latrines—sites where they repeatedly deposit fresh feces (droppings or scat) on top of old feces in a particular area in their environment. Raccoon latrines consist of piles of raccoon feces of different ages. Fresh raccoon feces are tubular in shape, with blunt ends, and about the same diameter as a nickel or dime. Generally, fresh raccoon feces are dark in color, but it depends on what the animal was eating. Seeds or nut shells may be seen in the feces. As feces age, they weather and decompose. Old feces may look like dried leaves or debris.

Learn how, and where, to safely and legally dispose of syringes, needles, and lancets (sharps).

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/how-wic-works

Identity theft (or identity fraud) is the taking of another individual’s identity to obtain credit in some form. Thousand of dollars can be stolen without the victim knowing about it for months or even years.

Learn about methamphetamine labs, their cleanup, and how to report an illegal drug lab.

Learn how to file a complaint about illegal dumping.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/oysters

Guidance to assist pool and spa operators and inform the public of waterborne risks

Immunization resources for healthcare providers and the general public.

Learn about vaccines you need, the Adult Vaccine Program, and more.

Learn about school immunization rates and requirements, School-Based Health Centers, and the Childhood Vaccine Program.

Information on this page explains ways to improve indoor air in our homes, businesses, schools, and other places where people gather indoors.

Please email IAQinfo@kingcounty.gov if your organization would like to use or adapt these materials.

Learn how to improve indoor air in homes, businesses, schools, and other places where people gather indoors. Healthy indoor spaces are key to reducing the spread of airborne diseases, including colds, flus, and COVID-19.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/IAQ

Clean indoor air reduces the spread of diseases and supports healthy hearts, lungs, and brains! Here are general tips for how you can improve indoor air in your space, along with specific tips for certain kinds of spaces.

The Infant Mortality Prevention Network (IMPN) is a collection of independent service agencies, all working to eliminate the impact of racism on infant mortality and birth outcomes through community education and direct family services.

Learn more about preparing for infectious diseases.

People living homeless are at increased risk of developing wounds and face significant challenges in taking care of them. Even small wounds can worsen and lead to life-threatening infections under these conditions.

These resources include important information about the COVID-19 vaccine, how to sign up to view your vaccine record online, and other important information about privacy and billing. 

Learn how to submit a request for an inspection, find an inspector, and view your results.

Find resources and tips on installing water heaters, gas piping, waste pipes, and more.

Learn about the legal and safety standards you need for your water heater project.

Learn about safe, efficient, and legal installation of a new water line.

Learn how to properly size your gas piping system. For example, use this information to determine if an existing gas pipe has the capacity to add an exterior barbeque or fire pit.

Learn how to keep rats out of your toilet and sewer pipes, and about how the Seattle Sewer Baiting Program helps control rats in Seattle's sewer system.

You can greatly decrease the risk of disease entering your flock and persisting in soil, droppings and debris by following 6 basic backyard biosecurity tips recommended by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

In the second episode of our food safety miniseries, we speak with Greg McKnight, a Health and Environmental Investigator Supervisor. Greg joins us provide key tips for maintaining food safety in your home kitchen. We cover the difference between sanitizing and disinfecting, how to safely thaw proteins and the importance of proper heating and cooling.

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Vietnamese

Disinfecting private wells in Vietnamese

With the ever-increasing development of computer technology and the increasing number of people who are computer literate, it is much more likely that our children may be victimized or exploited in a computer environment. Today, millions of people around the world communicate anonymously in a virtually uncontrolled electronic world.

Most parents want to educate their children about crime and safety, but they don't know how. Remember, you probably can't tell a child too much. Parents who talk openly with their children will be approachable ("askable") parents, and children will feel more comfortable in bringing their worries and concerns to them in the future.

Kids Plus is a multidisciplinary team of nurses and social workers, addressing the health and social needs of children and families experiencing homelessness. We specialize in medical case management, yet we work to address the many complex needs that impact the health and well-being of children. Download a brochure to learn more (332 KB).

The King County Adult Dental Program (KCADP) provides dental services for residents living in King County who are not eligible for Apple Health (Medicaid) due to citizenship requirements.

  The 2024 King County Flood Management Plan outlines a vision for reducing flood and flood-related risks countywide. It describes the actions King County will take to manage risks associated with flooding along our rivers, creeks, and shorelines, including opportunities for the County to work with cities, partners, and community members to build flood resilience.   The 2024 Flood Plan was proposed by Executive Constantine to the Metropolitan King County Council in June 2024 and adopted by the Council on September 17, 2024.   Flooding is King County’s most common and costliest natural disaster. Since 1956, King County has experienced 29 presidentially declared flooding disasters, and smaller flood events occur with regularity. King County last updated the flood plan in 2013. In the time since, flood events have changed how our rivers and waterways look and function. Our population has grown, and we’ve added more homes and businesses to the landscape. Climate change is increasing the likelihood of larger and more frequent flooding, including flooding in places that have not historically flooded. In addition to evolving flood risks, we now have more experience with implementing actions that reduce those risks while also providing other community and environmental benefits.    

J. Matthew Lacy, MD, Chief Medical Examiner

Learn about King County’s opioid settlement funds and how King County plans to use these funds to address harms related to opioids in the community.

The Traffic Safety Coalition, also known as the King County Target Zero Task Force, works collaboratively with traffic safety and community partners to create equitable traffic safety programs and plans to reduce collisions, injuries, and fatalities in King County. 

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Tongan

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Fijian

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Swahili

Wildfire smoke preparedness in French

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Haitian

Learn about the special needs of lanscaping with a septic system.

Learn more about preparing for landslides.

Cleaning indoor sewage spills in Vietnamese

Cleaning a basement after a flood in Vietnamese

The Lead and Toxics Program builds on community leadership to prevent childhood lead poisoning identify and reduce exposures to environmental toxics equitably improve health outcomes

Burglars won't find your home an "easy mark" if they are forced to work in the light. In addition to being a deterrent, good lighting also allows you to see if a threat or suspicious person is lurking in your path. If you are able to see a potential threat, you at least have the choice and chance to avoid it. 

Cleaning indoor sewage spills in Spanish

Cleaning a basement after a flood in Spanish

Learn about the liquid waste pumper/hauler certification.

Expanding the availability of low barrier HIV prevention and care services in our community is critical to ending the HIV epidemic in King County. Low barrier services include walk-in access to sexual health services, PrEP, HIV care, social, mental health, and substance use services. Some sites offer incentives to help people engage in HIV prevention or care when meeting their basic needs can otherwise make it too difficult to do so.

How to make changes to birth and death certificates, including parentage and sex designation.

Measles is very contagious. It can spread easily in children and adults who have not had a measles vaccination or previously had measles. One case of measles in a childcare facility or school setting can be serious and disruptive. It is important for childcare facilities and schools to prepare for measles and know how to respond to measles.

Learn about the building systems in health care facilities that must be designed to meet system Category 1 through 4 requirements as detailed in this code.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/hiv/mmp

Find memorandums related to the on-site sewage industry.

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Lingala

➜ En español: Atención médica móvil para personas sin vivienda

Mold is a form of fungi, found in moist indoor and outdoor environments. Although mold exposure does not always cause health problems, daily exposures can trigger asthma and cause respiratory problems, headaches, watery eyes, dizziness, lethargy, and rashes. Learn how to prevent mold or clean it up, and find resources for tenants. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/mold

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Cleaning a basement after a flood in Somali

Disinfecting private wells in Somali

Cleaning indoor sewage spills in Somali

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/NHBS

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/needle

Learn about the permitting process for new on-site sewage systems.

Carbon monoxide facts in Vietnamese

Effective September 23, 2013 Short URL: kingcounty.gov/nopp

Find information about certifications related to on-site sewage/septic systems.

Learn how a licensed on-site sewage system designer can submit a design application online.

This year, King County is revising the codes (rules) that govern on-site sewage systems (OSS). We are doing this to comply with recent changes to state law. We’re also using this opportunity to improve the codes and incorporate the latest best science.

Find information related to health codes from King County and Washington State Boards of Health.

A repair proposal and permit are required when any change(s) or system replacements are made to your septic system. Below is a step-by-step guide for this process depending on what type of repair permit you need.

A repair proposal and permit are required when any change(s) or system replacements are made to your septic system. Below is a step-by-step guide for this process depending on what type of repair permit you need.

Learn about septic system inspections and their benefits.

The Public Health – Seattle & King County On-site Sewage/Septic System Program helps make sure that over 85,000 sewage/septic systems in King County are safe. Sewage/septic systems treat wastewater when homes and buildings are not connected to public sewer systems. We also provide permitting and educational services for owners of septic systems, and certifications for some septic professionals.

Learn about the on-site system maintainer certification.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/oac

Trainings, guides, print materials and more

How to order a birth certificate for someone born in King County or Washington state.

Learn how to order a death certificate for someone who has died in King County or Washington state.

For King County clinics that administer HPV vaccine.

 Watch this tutorial to learn how to use the dashboards.

Find information, resources and training on overdose and harm reduction, recognizing and responding to overdose, naloxone administration, and other topics to support people who use drugs. Explore on-demand trainings and resources or find upcoming trainings related to overdose prevention below.

Information and resources to prevent HIV with PEP.

Having safe a safe and reliable water source is an important first step when developing a property. On-site sewage systems or homes cannot be built or expanded if they don’t have water from an approved water source. When people apply to King County for on-site sewage system permits, building permits, and boundary line adjustments or subdivisions, the applicant must show they can use approved water source. Water sources are approved by either Public Health – Seattle & King County or the Washington State Department of Health’s Office of Drinking Water.

Learn more about preparing yourself, your family, your kids, and your home for disasters.

The following are tips that can help you avoid becoming a victim of a crime when you are at home, out and about, or working at your job. By taking a few simple precautions, you can reduce the risk to yourself, and also discourage those who commit crimes. 

Learn how, and where, to safely and legally dispose of syringes, needles, and lancets (sharps) that you use or find. This page is not for businesses that generate or collect sharps.

Resources to support immunocompromised people at higher risk of getting zoonotic diseases.

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Learn how to submit plans for a new pet business permit, take over an existing pet business, or renew an existing permit.

We regulate pet businesses such as pet shops, pet daycares, pet grooming facilities, mobile pet grooming facilities, animal shelters, poultry retailers and pet food retailers.

In the City of Seattle, it is legal to keep one miniature potbellied pigs per household provided that it weighs 150 pounds or less and is spayed or neutered. It is important to thoroughly wash hands after contact with pigs or their fecal material to avoid infection with diseases that can be spread via fecal-oral contact.

Learn how to submit a plumbing or gas piping plan review application or get a homeowner's permit.

Access guidelines to make sure that your project design is code compliant and will pass inspection.

Find the right inspector for your zip code.

Information and resources to prevent HIV with PrEP.

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Portuguese

Learn more about how to prepare yourself, family, business, and community for disasters with training and resources.

Learn more about preparedness training from King County Emergency Management and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

Tips for handling ready-to-eat produce to prevent E. coli infection.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/carbonmonoxide

Find information on bait and trap for rodents, how to prevent entry into your home, and when to hire a professional.

Before you get a goat, it is important to understand legal issues, disease concerns, goat husbandry, milking, and sanitation before you get a goat as a pet or for food production.

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Recalls and import alerts for various consumer products that contain unsafe levels of lead or other toxic chemicals. This list is focused on lead and other toxic chemicals, and is not a comprehensive list of recalls. To see the most up to date, complete product recall lists, visit the Federal Food and Drug Administration’s Recalls, Outbreaks, & Emergencies webpage and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s Recall webpage. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/recalls

Access vaccine-related education, training, and helpful external resources.

Find information for professionals to work on your on-site sewage/septic system.

Aprenda sobre nuestros Promotores de Salud Comunitaria (CHAs, por sus siglas en inglés) y sus eventos.

The skilled pickpocket has an average appearance and "blends in." He or she follows no regular schedule, working both day and night. And if you have been led to believe that picking pockets takes place only in crowds, forget it. They generally focus on the public during times when they might be carrying more money than usual, such as during pre-holiday spending sprees, store sales, at fairs, carnivals, horse races, gambling casinos, near bank entrances, etc. The best protection for foiling pickpockets is to remove the opportunity of becoming a victim.

EHE funding expanded the public health infrastructure for providing PrEP, syringe services, HIV testing, condoms, linkage, and re-linkage to care services, and detection and responses to outbreaks of HIV in our community.

The Sexual Health Clinic (SHC) provides both appointments and walk-ins for HIV and STI testing and treatment. You will be seen regardless of your ability to pay. Payment for medical services is based on a sliding fee scale. 

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Somali

Boil water order in Spanish

Quitting smoking improves your mental health and physical health by reducing your risk of nicotine addiction, heart disease, cancer, lung disease, and many other smoking-related illnesses.

Raccoons have adapted to urban life and are commonly seen or encountered in parks, neighborhoods or yards. Raccoons may carry diseases that can be spread to people (zoonoses) and pets, including raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris), leptospirosis, and rabies. They can also cause serious scratch and bite injuries to people and pets.

Learn more about preparing for radiation.

Consuming raw milk and raw milk products can pose health risks.

COVID‑19 is not going away, so it’s important not to let our guard down. Explore resources to help reduce your risk of catching and spreading COVID‑19. Together, we can keep our community safe and healthy.

How to file a noise complaint in unincorporated King County and other cities and towns in King County.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/foodborne

Chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is reportable by health care providers and institutions (not laboratories) in order to define the prevalence of disease locally, and to provide data necessary to obtain and allocate resources for HCV prevention activities. Public Health will classify cases as confirmed, probable or possible based on the following criteria.

Information for civil surgeons.

Healthcare providers are required to report suspected cases of active TB disease to Public Health – Seattle & King County TB Control Program within 24 hours. To request a consultation, call our intake line: 206-744-4579, option 2, OR complete our HIPAA compliant online form.

Reports on COVID-19 data trends and topics published by Public Health staff.

Reptiles (turtles, snakes, anoles, iguanas, geckos, and chameleons) and amphibians (frogs, salamanders, newts, toads) frequently carry Salmonella bacteria in their intestines. Even though the reptile usually doesn't appear ill, the infection can spread to people. Illness is most severe in young children and people with weakened immune systems. Reptiles and Salmonella, CDC Reptile rules, PDF, WA State Dept. of Health Salmonellosis

Childhood immunization clinics for south King County community-based organizations and schools.

The TB Control Program has been awarded a 10-year grant by CDC to join the TB Trials Consortium (TBTC) from 2021 - 2030. TBTC is a unique collaboration of researchers from CDC, domestic and international public health departments and academic medical centers, and selected Veterans Administration medical centers. TBTC conducts clinical studies of new or existing drugs and regimens used in the prevention and treatment of TB.

Access resources for patient care, the Washington State Childhood Vaccine Program, and professional development.

Essential information and resources for healthcare providers to prevent, diagnose, and manage HIV, STIs, and HCV.

Find information that is essential to the On-Site Sewage/Septic system profession.

Videos, activity books, infographics and more.

Resources to support pet businesses owners in their efforts to create healthy and sanitary conditions for humans and animals in their business.

Find sewage/septic system resources for real estate professionals.

Learn about tobacco laws and resources for tobacco retailers.

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Sign up for and view past issues of our Vet Updates newsletter and access our zoonotic disease reference manual.

The resources on this page are for youth or people who support youth including caregivers, teachers, coaches, and community members.

This page shows respiratory virus data for King County, WA. For additional data on COVID‑19, visit COVID‑19 data.

This page shows respiratory virus data for King County, WA. For additional data on COVID‑19, visit COVID‑19 data.

There are disease concerns with both wild (rats, mice) and pet (rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs) rodents and rabbits. They can carry many diseases including hantavirus, leptospirosis, lymphocytic choriomeningitis (LCMV), Tularemia and Salmonella. Wild rodents also may cause considerable property damage by chewing through wiring in homes, car engines, and other places. Diseases from rodents, CDC Rat prevention Bird Feeders and Rats: What You Need to Know (372 KB) Bird feeders can attract unwanted rats and sick birds at crowded feeders can spread disease among other birds. Learn how to maintain your feeder to prevent these issues.

This page covers key policies for public and private water systems in King County.

At each step in the flow of food through a food service establishment, there are general food safety procedures that should be followed. These procedures will help prevent mishandling and contamination of food, and will reduce the risk of foodborne illness at your establishment. The following are basic procedures to help keep you safe.

Seniors today are more active, independent, and in better health than ever before. Still, many criminals target older populations, so it is important to stay alert and safe.

Learn about the special requirements for the sale and transfer of properties with septic systems.

Learn about our services and resources to promote healthy, safe, and climate resilient learning environments. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/school-ehs

Access immunization requirements for schools and child care, and view school vaccination trends.

Instructions for K-12 schools with new construction, remodel, additions and playgrounds.

Learn about SBHCs and their free services, including vaccinations.

Information and resources on COVID-19 for schools and childcare programs.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/foodsafety/ratings

The Seattle Transitional Grant Area Planning Council prioritizes and allocates Ryan White Part A funding for services in King, Island and Snohomish counties.

Research has shown that windows are left unlocked and open at a much higher rate than doors. An open window that is visible from the street or alley may be the sole reason for your home to be selected by a burglar. So take a few precautions to help make your house less of a temptation to a would-be burglar. 

It is important to keep your property in good condition. Criminals are attracted to property in poor condition because they see that the owners or tenants do not care about it. So keep curb appeal in mind for your neighborhood and at the same time send the message to would be burglars that someone is watching after your home.

Guidelines on what to do during public health emergencies and other dangers.

Learn tips to maintain your septic system.

Learn what to do in the event of septic system failure.

Sexual assault is a serious problem—one that affects the lives of thousands of women, men, children, adults and families in King County every year. Any unwanted sexual contact, either physical or verbal, is a sexual assault. All forms of sexual assault are violating and traumatic.

Learn how to safely and legally dispose of syringes, needles, and lancets (sharps) that have been used for business or personal reasons.

Resources on this page can support you if you have COVID‑19 or have been exposed to someone with COVID‑19.

How to treat and prevent hypothermia in Somali

The purpose of this site is to provide you with the information necessary to respond to COVID-19 transmission at your facility. This guidance applies if one or more cases are identified at your facility, regardless of your outbreak status. See outbreak definitions below.

Non-medical products that are used to moisturize skin or lips (lotions, creams, ointments, or lip balms)

Learn about waste disposal for households and businesses that handle, manage, and process solid waste.

There are many sources of lead in our environment. Here are a few of the most common:

Employees should know their company's policies about safety, security, and workplace violence. Any concerns should be shared with management.

The CDC revised recommended STI treatment guidelines in 2021. For complete treatment guidelines, please view Summary of CDC STI Treatment Guidelines, 2021. You may also consult with one of our providers of the day at 206-744-3590.

There are many potential causes of poor indoor air quality. By addressing these causes, and using filtration and ventilation, we can all improve the quality of indoor air.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/streetmed

Find the steps for permitting a subdivision or boundary line adjustment associated with a septic system. 

This form is for reporting unsafe food handling practices observed at food establishments in Washington state's King County. You can also use this form to submit questions to King County’s Food Protection Program. If the establishment is in a different county, please contact the health department serving that county.

Much of the information provided below refers to specific Revised Code of Washington (RCW) or Washington Administrative Code (WAC) language.

Carbon monoxide facts in Somali

Violence -- no one wants to see children victimized by it. No one wants to see kids hurt others. Many things today -- TV and movies, words and actions that adults learned when they were children, and the daily news -- send the message that violent behavior or being a victim of violence is okay, even commonplace.

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There are a few technologies that can help eliminate pollutants and airborne viruses like COVID-19 from the air. Below, you’ll find links to pages with more information about three specific technologies.

Dating violence or abuse affect one in four teens. Abuse isn't just hitting. It's yelling, threatening, name calling, saying "I'll kill myself if you leave me," obsessive phone calling or paging, and extreme possessiveness.

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Learn more about preparing for terrorism.

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Addressing the needs of patients with complex medical and social needs. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/max-clinic

A flyer sharing who is at higher risk of inactive TB and the differences between inactive and active TB.

Learn more about preparing for thunder, lightning, and tornadoes.

Reports of tick-borne disease in Washington state are relatively few in comparison to some areas of the United States. Though tick-borne disease may not be common, the severity of these diseases generates public concern and questions.

Find hidden water supplies in an emergency in Vietnamese

What to do when the power goes out in Vietnamese

Find information and resources to help keep you and your family safe on the road.

Learn about the requirements to eliminate artificial trans fat for King County food businesses.

Learn more about preparing for a transportation accident.

Learn more about preparing for a tsunami or seiche.

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If you are told you have been in contact with someone who has active tuberculosis (TB) disease, you probably have a lot of questions. Below are some of the most common questions we get from people who find out they were around someone with active TB disease.

Frequently asked questions about tuberculosis testing in King County

Access resources to understand immunization records and compare to Washington state school and child care requirements.

In the first episode of our food safety miniseries, we speak with Thu Bui and Amanda Steyer about the Donated Food Distributing Organization (DFDO) Program, which works with community organizations to assure the safety of donated foods. Thu, the Program Lead for DFDO and Amanda, a Health and Environmental Investigator, have both been with the program since its inception in 2022. Thu and Amanda discuss the importance of forging relationships with community organizations, building trust and rapport and explain how other community members can donate food safety.

In the first episode of our debut miniseries, we speak with Julie Horowitz and Corrina Marote about the Public Health’s new Equitable Wastewater Futures Program, which works to identify the best wastewater treatment solutions for urban OSS. Julie, a Strategic Development Analyst with Public Health – Seattle & King County, helped create the Program, while Corrina currently manages it. Julie and Corrina discuss the program and the role of cultural competence and community engagement when designing solutions to issues of sanitation injustice.

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Upper room ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) systems kill viruses and other microbes in indoor air using low-wavelength ultraviolet light above people.

Learn more about preparing for a utility outage.

Learn about virtual inspection qualifications, requests, and responsibilities.

Learn more about preparing for a volcano eruption.

What to do when the power goes out in Somali

Learn about the installation of waste and vent pipe fittings, and view pipe fitting styles.

Learn about biomedical and solid waste disposal, and how to report illegal dumping.

The Water Recreation Program works with pool and spa owners in King County to maintain healthy and safe water recreation facilities. We do this through: permitting services inspections educational resources and outreach

Help keep waters in our region safe and fun by practicing simple safety tips. Find information and resources on water safety, including swimming, boating, and rivers. Short URL: kingcounty.gov/watersafety

Learn how to size your domestic water piping systems by finding the proper pressure load on the hot and cold water system.

Boil water order in Somali

Child care providers are required to monitor weather conditions and dress children appropriately for outdoor playtime in the heat or cold.

A cartoon coloring sheet answering the question: What is TB?

Learn how to avoid a septic system disaster when there is a power outage.

A "power outage" refers to those times when regular electric service has been interrupted by damage to power lines or power stations due to storms, floods, land slides, earthquakes, and so on. During a disaster situation, electric power can be out for days or weeks. It is important to plan ahead for the possibility of losing electric power. Know where the flashlight and other emergency supplies are kept.

Information on this page will help you understand if you need to isolate and what steps to take. 

Public Health – Seattle & King County helps the food establishment keep the risk of food borne illness low through education and inspections. There are 2 basic causes of food borne illness we want to protect against with safe food handling practices.

When you go on vacation there are a few things that you can do to help secure your house and make it less of a target for burglars:

Information and resources for HIV, STI, and HCV testing Short URL: kingcounty.gov/hiv/testing

See where to get a flu shot and other routine vaccinations.

The following are some general tips to help you stay safe when you're out and about.

Children are most at risk for lead injuries because their bodies are still developing and because they tend to put things in their mouths that may have lead dust on them.

Many things can lead to drinking water looking, tasting, or smelling strange. The following are some common issues notice with their water and what they could be.

WIC is for pregnant individuals, new and breastfeeding moms, and children under age 5. WIC supports mothers and children through healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and connections to additional resources and programs like First Steps.

Short URL: kingcounty.gov/WIC/resources

Be prepared to protect yourself and your family from wildfire smoke. Find posters, DIY filter videos, mask tips, health guidance for childcare providers, and more resources below.

Learn more about preparing for a winter storm.

Notifiable diseases and regulations and laws pertaining to animals

Disinfecting private wells in Russian

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Ukrainian

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Russian

Find hidden water supplies in an emergency in Russian

How to treat and prevent hypothermia in Russian

Carbon monoxide facts in Russian

Cleaning a basement after a flood in Russian.

Cleaning indoor sewage spills in Russian

What to do when the power goes out in Russian

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Punjabi

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Wildfire smoke preparedness in Tigrinya

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Amharic

Disinfecting private wells in Korean

Boil water order in Korean

Cleaning indoor sewage spills in Korean

Find hidden water supplies in an emergency in Korean

Carbon monoxide facts in Korean

How to treat and prevent hypothermia in Korean

What to do when the power goes out in Korean

Cleaning a basement after a flood in Korean

Wildfire smoke preparedness in Korean

Carbon monoxide facts in Chinese, Traditional

Find hidden water supplies in an emergency in Chinese, Traditional

Cleaning a basement after a flood in Chinese, Traditional

What to do when the power goes out in Chinese, Simplified

How to treat and prevent hypothermia in Chinese, Traditional

Boil water order in Chinese, Traditional

Cleaning indoor sewage spills in Chinese, Traditional

了解我们的社区健康倡导者（CHA）及其活动。

Disinfecting private wells in Chinese, Traditional

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Wildfire smoke preparedness in Chinese, Simplified and Traditional

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