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.
Join the world's largest earthquake drill on October 15th and learn more about earthquake safety with Kirkland Emergency Management.
Find tips on what to do before, during, and after on our earthquake hazards page (linked below). You may even find a few fun earthquake related activities too!
Know your hazards: Earthquakes
Watch the Let's Chat Emergency Preparedness series to learn about disaster preparedness.
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.
Learn How to Build a Kit
Learn How to Make Plans
Learn About Hazards and Sign Up For Alerts
Learn How to Get Involved
Emergency: Dial 9-1-1
Fire Department Main Line: 425-587-3650
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.
Kirkland 24/7 City Status Hotline: 425-587-3767
To stay up to date with information: Visit the City's News & Info page.
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.
Do you have an upcoming event where you want to talk about emergency preparedness?
The Office of Emergency Management provides outreach support (as staff and inventory availability allows) through attending presentations and events, and educational support through handouts and materials.
Request Preparedness Support
King County Lake Swimming Beach Data Program
King County Project Page