Printable Hub Map – updated January 2023
We get requests for a version of our Interactive NeighborLink Hub map on this website. We are in the process of working with the City of Seattle Office of Emergency Management to maintain our own ARCGIS data set, currently they provide us an updated version on a yearly schedule. Here is the most current version, the map is on page 1, the address list on page 2
Resources for Preparedness & Emergency Events
Residential Towers Handbook
For residents in condos and apartments, there are different dimensions to think about as you prepare with your fellow residents to have your building ready for a disaster. Stan Kaufman, a Belltown resident, has created a guidebook for his building and shares it with us to help others.
ResidentialTowerDisasterHandbook20170503
City of Seattle
Office of Emergency Management
Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare (SNAP)
CityStream: Emergency Hubs
Nicole Sanchez tells us how Seattle is using P-patches to help out residents in time of need. Learn how you can get involved and take some basic training on how to help your family and your neighbors in the event of a disaster.
Regional
Regional Public Information Network (King, Pierce and Snohomish counties): http://www.rpin.org/
King County Safety and emergency related services – http://www.kingcounty.gov/safety.aspx
National
Department of Homeland Security – http://www.dhs.gov/
Center for Disease Control emergency site – https://emergency.cdc.gov/
Public Health Emergency Preparedness – http://www.phe.gov/