City facilities are open as of August 2, 2021 for public in-person services, with the exception of fire stations that will remain closed to the public until further notice. Many city services are available online. Find more information as well as resources for businesses and residents here:
The City of Kirkland Office of Emergency Management's mission is to work in partnership with the community to provide useful information for readiness, response, and recovery for all hazards.
Get Prepared for Emergencies
The City of Kirkland is at risk for a wide variety of hazards that could threaten the life safety or property of City residents and visitors or the environment that we all enjoy.
Emergency Management works to get the City ready to respond to disasters, but it is the responsibility of everybody to get prepared for emergencies.
Kirkland community members and visitors should know the hazards that could impact the community, be informed when emergencies happen, make a plan to respond to those hazards, build a kit to sustain themselves after a disaster, and get involved with their community to respond together.
Sign up for our newsletter to receive preparedness tips, information about upcoming classes, volunteer opportunities, and other Emergency Management updates.
Email: KirklandEM@kirklandwa.gov
Phone: 425-587-3691
TTY Relay 711.
Please note that emergency services cannot be dispatched from this phone line. If you need emergency assistance dial 9-1-1.
Fire Department Main Line: 425-587-3650
Emergency: Dial 9-1-1
Kirkland 24/7 Emergency Update Hotline: (425) 587-3767
ALERT King County is a regional public information and notification service. Stay informed about potential hazards and threats that impact your area. Sign up is free.
Social Media: Follow City of Kirkland on Twitter and Facebook.
AFTS Data Issue - Frequently Asked Questions
COVID-19 Coronavirus Information
See how Development Services is responding to COVID-19.
Kirkland Parks Play it Safe Website