Prepare for winter driving conditions throughout the City (even on treated roads), and remain cautious of snow and ice.
Check our traffic cameras for current road conditions via this Snow Route Status Map.
If your vehicle gets stuck in snow or ice, do not abandon it in a location that would block traffic, as those vehicles will be towed. After winter weather, if your vehicle isn’t where you left it, call the Issaquah Police Department’s non-emergency line at 425-837-3200.
During winter weather, also check Twitter for the latest updates.
Weather Updates
Check the National Weather Service’s Issaquah page for the most up-to-date forecast.
Transportation
Local King County Metro and Sound Transit routes are being impacted by the snow. Sign up for Metro alerts and check their Metro Snow Guide and Sound Transit Winter Guide for information on transit.
City Facilities Updates
- City Hall
- Community Center
- Preschool as well as scheduled programs and classes are open
- Drop-in activities are open
- Ball fields are open
- Julius Boehm Pool
- Normal operating hours
- Swim lessons as scheduled
- Municipal Court
- Senior Center
- Open and operating normal hours
Recology
Due to current road conditions, there may be select commercial and residential customers who are not serviced.
Residential Customers: If your bins are not collected, Recology will allow you to put out double the next week.
Commercial/Multifamily Customers: If you are missed, please leave your bins out for collection. Recology will attempt to collect your bins on the next available day. If you are able, please clear snow away from enclosure doors and do not park cars near bins. This will help Recology's collection vehicles service your property.
Shelter
Need shelter during the cold? Learn more about local winter weather shelters.
Sidewalks
Reminder: It’s the responsibility of the abutting property owner to keep sidewalks clear of snow and ice.
Safety Tips
Find more resources to help prepare your family, home and vehicle for winter.