SafetyLine

10/21/2026

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Learn more about dementia and how it can affect people in this free presentation from Dementia Friends Washington! You'll learn practical tips on how to communicate and interact with people living with dementia, as well as ways to create a more understanding and supportive community.

Please register for this FREE event on MyActiveCenter, happening on Tuesday, October 27th from 10:30-11:30 am at NSC Bothell, Room 203

09/19/2026

Tammy and Kim are in Tacoma at the Alzheimers and Dementia Awareness Conference. Making Connections and seeing friendly faces, stop by our Table.

09/14/2026

September is Fall Prevention Awareness Month~

Shared Post: Hosted by the City of Mukilteo

09/14/2026

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08/26/2026

Safetyline will be at this event, hosting a table. We would love to see you here @ KWA Community Expo 2026, there will be lot's of resources, Food, dance performers, free swag, photo booth, free school supplies and a Rafle.

Place: Clover Park
4500 Steilacomm Blvd SW Bld 23
Lakewood, Wa 98499

Date: September, 16th 2026

Time: 10:00-1:30pm

Free Event

08/26/2026

Come see us (Tammy & Kim) , we will have a table at this event -

08/26/2026

We would like to introduce Ryan, an installer here at Safetyline. He is awesome with our clients, kind, courteous, patient and dedicated. We are glad he part of the Safetyline family. Let's give him a 👍

08/13/2026

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08/13/2026

08/11/2026

Sharing this valuable infomation from Homage:

How much does it cost the resident?
"It is completely free to the qualified resident—100% grant-funded. There’s zero cost for the evaluation and free equipment and free installations."
Who qualifies?
"Any Snohomish County resident who is 62 or older, whether they own their home or rent. The income limits are very generous—up to $6,808 a month for a single person—so it covers a huge portion of seniors on fixed budgets who usually wouldn't qualify for traditional assistance."
How hard is the referral process for our crews?
"Extremely easy. We don't expect firefighters to do paperwork in the field. Your crews can simply hand the resident or their family a rack card, or your team can shoot a quick email or call over to our intake line with the resident's contact info with their approval. We handle the rest."