North Bend Town Hall for fall and winter weather preparedness

Residents know North Bend is a mountain town. Sitting at elevations of 500 to 700 feet and situated at the gateway to the Cascade Mountains, our city has a distinct microclimate. North Bend is often 10 degrees cooler than Seattle and Bellevue and stays below freezing for longer stretches. Even our closest neighbors, Snoqualmie and Issaquah, often remain a few degrees warmer in winter months and receive less precipitation.

On Thursday, November 19, residents are invited to a Town Hall focusing on fall and winter weather preparedness here in North Bend.

From 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the North Bend City Hall, meet staff from the City of North Bend, Eastside Fire and Rescue, the North Bend Police Department, and representatives from a wide range of emergency operations and human services organizations. Learn about localized mountain-town fall and winter weather, with tips on how you can prepare your property, business and family for weather emergencies.

Residents are encouraged to stop by, talk about local concerns, and grab an emergency preparedness kit (one per household)!

The North Bend City Hall is located at 920 SE Cedar Falls Way. Learn about emergency management here in the City of North Bend by visiting the Emergency Management webpage.