Emergency Preparedness
YOU are an important part of emergency preparedness.
Citizens should be self-sufficient for 7 to 10 days following a major disaster where public safety and emergency medical services are overwhelmed and may not be available to respond to most calls.
CONTACT INFO:
Mercer Island City Hall / Police / Court are located at:
9611 SE 36th, Mercer Island, WA 98040
Emergency – Police / Fire / Medical ........................... 911
Police / Fire Dispatch – Non Emergency............................ 425-577-5656
Police Records .................................................................. 206-275-7610
Crime Prevention / Emergency Management...................... 206-275-7905
Mercer Island Municipal Court............................................ 206-275-7604
Mercer Island Prosecutor .................................................. 206-275-7651
King County Domestic Violence Advocate ....................... 206-296-3522
Youth & Youth and Family Services ................................. 206-275-7739
Youth Eastside Services ................................................... 425-747-4937
Issaquah Jail....................................................................... 425-837-3268
King County Jail ................................................................. 206-296-1234
Protection Orders are requested at Bellevue District Court:
585 112th Ave SE Bellevue, WA 98004
206-205-9200
Resources & Links
Please also note the menu on the left. If you cannot locate the information you are looking for, please feel free to contact Jennifer Franklin, Emergency Preparedness Officer at (206) 275-7905 or jennifer.franklin@mercergov.org
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