Governor Jay Inslee announced that gatherings of people larger than 250 until the end of March are now banned in hope of stopping the spread of the coronavirus.
King, Snohomish and Pierce Counties are part of the ban.
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Assessor's Office and Treasury move to virtual customer service in response to COVID-19 outbreak
Tue, 03/10/20
information from King County Assessor
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Tue, 03/10/20
Important Update: March 8, 2020
Highline’s campus remains open and face-to-face classes are not being canceled.
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Tue, 03/10/20
Coronavirus: What You Need to Know Now
Updated: March 9 at 5:45 p.m.
The health and safety of our students and staff is paramount, and we are closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19.
MORECovid-19 case at South Seattle College; Student sent home- employee exposed
Mon, 03/09/20
A student at South Seattle College in West Seattle has been determined to have Covid-19 caused by the Coronavirus. The college sent out a bulletin around 7:10pm to the students and faculty.
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Burien declares state of emergency for Covid-19
Mon, 03/09/20
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Virtual community briefing on COVID-19 by King County answers questions
Fri, 03/06/20
As of late February 2020, Public Health – Seattle & King County identified cases of novel coronavirus, including several deaths.
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King County and Seattle Public Health share facts and data on coronavirus
Thu, 03/05/20
The King County and Seattle Public Health Departments shared a series of documents regarding the decision to establish quarantine facilities in the area, including one in Top Hat near White Center.
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Thu, 03/05/20
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King County begins installing Coronavirus quarantine units near Top Hat
Wed, 03/04/20
King County Public Health has begun bringing in units to a site near Top Hat in North Highline to house coronavirus patients who need emergency quarantine and isolated treatment.
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