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RPIN - Regional Public Information Network

Last updated Dec 24, 2008. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

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Command & Control, Disaster Information & Resources Updated Dec 24, 2008
Information Resource * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Dec 24, 2008
Information Resource, County Resources, Contacts & Services (County Level) Updated Nov 15, 2008
Information Resource, Road Closures/Conditions Updated Jan 9, 2009
Support for "All" Disasters Updated Nov 15, 2008

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Campaigns 2

2008 Pacific Northwest Winter Snow Storm ArchivedJoined Sep 14, 2009
2009 MidWest Floods ArchivedJoined Sep 14, 2009

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About this facility

Mission: Be in touch. Stay in touch.
The Regional Public Information Network is your one-stop resource for news alerts from more than 75 government, transportation, utility, health and emergency response agencies serving citizens in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties. RPIN keeps the public informed about street and highway closures, weather, major transit disruptions, and provides updates on what agencies are doing to respond to emergencies and incidents. The public also can sign up to receive e-mail alerts and pager headlines from RPIN partners and get helpful tips to prepare for emergencies.
Service: Temporary

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Be in touch. Stay in touch.
The Regional Public Information Network is your one-stop resource for news alerts from more than 75 government, utility, health and first-responder agencies serving citizens in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties.

Normally, RPIN public information officers use the Web site and e-alert system to publish news from their agencies only. During a regional emergency, these same public information officers may work through a regional joint information center, or RJIC, to share and coordinate joint messages to the public through RPIN.

Make RPIN part of your routine.
RPIN delivers advance warnings for routine disruptions, such as planned road closures and construction, transit, airport and traffic changes and early warnings for potentially dangerous weather.

RPIN also delivers real-time news for unplanned disruptions and life-threatening emergencies, such as disease outbreaks, environmental hazards, wild fires, earthquakes, terrorism, and tsunami, flooding and severe storm warnings.

Know before it happens!
Keep your family safe. Turn to RPIN for tips on how to prepare before emergencies occur and what to do if they happen. Subscribe to RPIN e-alerts to be notified immediately of breaking news and emergencies via your e-mail and/or mobile wireless devices.

NETWORK AGENCIES LIST:
http://www.rpin.org/rpinweb/NetworkAgencies.aspx