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Smoke Ready Week, Day 4 - Wildfire smoke can travel far and fast—even when the sky looks clear! Plan ahead by refilling medications, prepping essential gear, and creating an evacuation plan. A little preparation now can make a big difference later. Be #SeattleReady #SmokeReady

Parks and Recreation Community Centers are open during regular business hours as a space to cool off. Seattle offers a variety of pools, spray parks, wading pools, lifeguarded beaches, and other recreational sites. Check hours at seattle.gov/parks/all-comm….

Before starting a renovation or demolition project, it's important to know if asbestos is present. An asbestos survey can be performed by a certified AHERA inspector. Search online for "asbestos survey inspector" in your area. Learn more at pscleanair.gov/AsbestosSurvey

It's going to get hot! Remember that while the air is warm, the water remains cold, which can weaken even strong swimmers. Tips for water fun: wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket. Cold water can impair muscles. Supervise children closely and avoid alcohol or drugs.

If you are in town this weekend, head to South Seattle College, June 28th from 11AM-12:30PM for this year's Ham Connect! Hosted by Puget Sound Repeater Group, part of Seattle ARRL Field Day, an annual opportunity to learn all things radio! axios.com/local/seattle/…

Summer Tip of the Day: Being #SummerReady means understanding your risk of extreme heat and taking steps now to prepare. Find summer tips for everyone at ready.gov/summer-ready to get #SummerReady and be #SeattleReady this summer!

Summer Tip of the Weekend: June marks Pet Preparedness Month! By crafting a plan for you and your pets, you can minimize stress and make smoother decisions in emergencies. Stay ready and keep your pets safe! Visit ready.gov/pets and be #SeattleReady #PetPreparedness

Summer Heat Tip of the Week: Keep heat safety in mind, particularly in cars. Never leave people or pets in a hot vehicle. With outside temperatures blazing, your car turns into an oven. For "cool" advice, check out weather.gov/safety. Be #SeattleReady #HeatSafety

Join the Laurelhurst Emergency Action Plan's free Basic Disaster Preparedness class! Learn about Seattle's hazards and how to prepare with a disaster plan, supply kit, and community organization. Register here: buff.ly/O4ORJLV Be #SeattleReady #Preparedness #SeattleSafety

Smoke Ready Week, Day 5 - Smoke events aren’t just hard on your lungs—they can take a toll on your mental health, too. When the skies turn hazy, take care of yourself and check in on those around you. Your well-being matters—especially during stressful times. Be #SeattleReady

City of Seattle Seeks Members for Community Involvement Commission - Front Porch frontporch.seattle.gov/2025/06/09/cit…

Smoke Ready Week, Day 3: Improve indoor air quality to reduce smoke exposure. Simple actions like changing filters, using HEPA purifiers, and avoiding indoor smoke sources (like candles) make a big difference. Let's breathe cleaner air. Be #SeattleReady #SmokeReadyWeek #CleanAir

Day Two of Smoke Ready Week: If you or someone in your family is sensitive to air pollution or has a health condition, talk with your healthcare provider before wildfire season begins. Check air quality at fire.airnow.gov to make sure you minimize exposure.