Storm Response Updates | City of Sammamish

Storm Debris

Please do not place debris in the right of way.

Additional Yard Waste Collection

You can utilize an additional 96 gallons of yard waste for free during the week of Nov. 25 and Dec. 2.

King County Transfer Station - Free Wood Debris Drop-Off

Update: King County will temporarily pause free storm debris collection at its transfer stations due to lack of capacity and the overwhelming demand for disposal services. For more information visit kingcounty.gov.

City Manager Storm Update

During the City Council's special meeting on Monday, Nov. 25, the City Manager provided an update on the City's response to date. Please click here to view the update.

Warming Center

City Hall has resumed normal business starting this week, Monday, Nov. 25. If you still need a warm place to go, you are welcome at City Hall.

Tree Update

A tree may be removed that has become an imminent threat due to recent storm damage or has already fallen, during the bomb cyclone storm event. The City has issued an emergency proclamation in response to the bomb cyclone storm event, providing flexibility to address threats and clean up. Photo documentation is required. For more information about tree removal on private property due to the storm visit: https://www.sammamish.us/government/community-development/permit-center/storm-damage-tree-removal/

Parks

As of November 27, the following parks are open to the public:

Klahanie Park
Northeast Sammamish Park
Upper Commons Plaza
Lower Commons
Illahee trail
Community fields at Inglewood Middle School and Eastlake High School
Sammamish Landing

We do not anticipate opening any other parks this week as our crews continue to assess the damage and haul away debris. We are sorry for the inconvenience but hope that our community will utilize the open spaces if they are looking for outdoor recreation this week.