Cold Weather Resources in the Snoqualmie Valley
Below-freezing temperatures have descended upon the Snoqualmie Valley with a forecast that shows them sticking around for the next few days, with the added potential for more snow later this week. The extreme winter weather can be particularly difficult, and even life-threatening for neighbors who don’t have access to safe, adequate shelter. We’ve compiled some helpful information for those seeking shelter, cold weather gear, warm meals, and other resources – read on to learn more.
This list is focused on the Snoqualmie Valley but includes other Eastside and King County resources as well. Contact us at info@nullasupportivecommunityforall.org if you have additional resources you’d like us to add to this list.
Shelter
Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services
Website: www.svshelterservices.org
Address: 38625 SE River Street, Snoqualmie WA 98065
Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services is offering expanded services due to severe weather. Their emergency shelter is open 24/7 and has added beds to ensure that folks can remain indoors during this extreme weather. Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the shelter.
The shelter also has many warm coats, gloves, hats, sleeping bags, food, and survival gear thanks to all the generous citizens of the Valley! Please call the shelter line to access outreach items or inquire about shelter: 425-773-2874
In addition to beds in the shelter, they also have temporary motel vouchers for families with children and medically fragile single adults and their partners. ID is generally required by the motels. Please call the shelter’s navigation line for access: 425-389-7114
Other Severe Weather Shelters and Warming Centers in East King County
Redmond: Daytime Warming at Redmond City Hall (15670 NE 85th St., Redmond), Dec. 27-31, 9:00am – 5:00 pm
Redmond: Friends of Youth (16101 NE 87th ST Suite 110, Redmond), for youth and young adults, 206-236-5437
Issaquah: Day Center – Issaquah Senior Center (75 NE Creek Way, Issaquah), Dec. 26 at 10:00am – 6:00pm, Dec. 27-30 at 8:30am-4:00pm, Dec. 31 at 10:00am-6:00pm
Snoqualmie: Old Snoqualmie Library (38624 SE River St., Snoqualmie), open to all.
Libraries: Most locations in the King County Library System will be open starting Dec. 28. Please check individual library websites for hours and information.
Transportation in the Snoqualmie Valley
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation Buses: Routes may be delayed. Call 425.888.7001 for the latest updates, or check their Facebook page here.
Find a Ride: Check FindARide.org for county-wide transportation options
Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services may be able to arrange for Lyft rides to the shelter (if there are drivers available). Please call the shelter line to inquire: 425-773-2874
The Snoqualmie Police are also bringing people to the shelter – if someone is stranded, give them a call at 425-888-3333.
Elsewhere in King County
King County Families with children: call the King County Emergency Family Shelter intake line at 206-245-1026.
Cold Weather Shelter Updates: For Seattle and all of King County – this list is updated regularly.
King County’s Emergency News: Get additional shelter lists, weather and road information, cold weather tips, and more.
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