Category: COVID-19
Local health officers and health care leaders recommend wearing masks indoors
Public Health – Seattle & King Health Officer Dr. Jeff Duchin this week joined several...
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Highline College lifts COVID-19 vaccine requirement
As of Nov. 1, 2022, students at Highline College are no longer required to attest they have been...
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Free COVID-19 Vaccines will be given out May 9 at Des Moines Senior Activity Center
FREE COVID-19 vaccines will be given out at the Des Moines Senior Activity Center on Monday, May...
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Port of Seattle Commission will return to in-person meetings starting April 26
The Port of Seattle Commission announced this week that it plans to return to in-person meetings...
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Highline Public Schools updates COVID mask policy
This week, the Washington Department of Health (DOH) issued updated guidance for COVID safety in...
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Masks will no longer be required in most places beginning March 21
Beginning March 21, 2022, face masks will no longer be required in most settings, including K-12...
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King County ending vaccination verification policy Mar. 1 as new COVID cases and hospitalizations decline
With new COVID-19 cases and hospitalization decreasing, and over 87% of King County residents over...
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Limited supply of COVID-19 Test Kits available at libraries, including Woodmont
Free rapid test kits are available at eight King County Libraries – including Woodmont – through a...
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Due to omicron spread, City of Des Moines temporarily cancels in-person classes at Field House
The City of Des Moines announced Thursday, Jan. 6, 2022 that it is temporarily canceling all...
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King County purchasing additional 400,000 COVID-19 home test kits; 700,000 secured
With an initial 100,000 COVID-19 home testing kits scheduled to arrive in King County next week,...
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King County purchases 300,000 COVID-19 home test kits for residents
King County Executive Dow Constantine announced on Tuesday (Dec. 28, 2021) a purchase of 300,000...
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Public Health urges public to prepare for rapid surge in local COVID-19 Omicron cases
As the highly-infectious Omicron variant spreads, new data show that the numbers of new cases are...
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