• After a Landslide or Mudslide
  Information on what actions to take after a landslide or mudslide
• Emergency Preparedness
  Information on how to prepare for a variety of natural disasters.
• Geologic Hazard Maps
  The Washington Geological Survey develops, produces, and publishes a large variety of maps and reports on the hazards faced by our state. This page contains a collection of these resources and a brief description of each item.
• How to Prepare for the Growing Risk of Landslides
  Includes a link to the Red Cross Landslide Safety Checklist (pdf)
• Kitsap Department of Emergency Managment - Landslides
  Landslide news and links for Kitsap County.
• Landslide emergency preparedness
  Landslides can be caused by storms, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions, or as a result of fires or human modification of land. The best way to prepare for a landslide is to stay informed about changes in and around your home that could signal that a landslide is likely to occur.
• Landslides & Debris Flow
• Landslides and Mudflows
  Tips for what to do before, during and after a landslide.
• Landslides
  Information from the WA Dept of Natural Resources on landslide monitoring, risk reduction, resources and an FAQ. Includes links to interactive landslide maps.
• Landslides
  Landslide information from the Thurston County Department of Emergency Management.
• Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections
  Links to Emergency Repair Permit information.
• USGS Landslide Preparedness
  If you live on or below a slope, here are some simple steps you can do to identify a landslide hazard and reduce your landslide risk.