[fireman15]

The City of Seattle says that it was chosen because each room has its own HVAC and the rooms open to the outside, not to an interior corridor.

We have a Kent address; people around here are pissed off about it. Probably 95% of other motels in the area are set up the same way. The problem area has been 20 miles North. My wife was trying to explain to others yesterday that unless people were in close proximity to someone infected, that it didn't matter much whether the facility chosen was 20 miles away or right next door.

I just got back from the grocery store. The other day there was a run on the place. Today its completely stocked and about half as full as it usually is. Someone had wiped down the cart I was using with some type of lotion type disinfectant and that was kind of gross.

[angry elephant]

We have a Kent address; people around here are pissed off about it. Probably 95% of other motels in the area are set up the same way. The problem area has been 20 miles North. My wife was trying to explain to others yesterday that unless people were in close proximity to someone infected, that it didn’t matter much whether the facility chosen was 20 miles away or right next door.

I just got back from the grocery store. The other day there was a run on the place. Today its completely stocked and about half as full as it usually is. Someone had wiped down the cart I was using with some type of lotion type disinfectant and that was

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I’m in Shoreline, Washington, probably about 20 miles west of the problem area. We don’t have any motels that can be taken over but the community has been advised that there will be RVs set up in an area of southeast Shoreline. That is not happening yet but there was a briefing a couple of weeks ago by health officials.

My local stores have been fully stocked but I have not gone to the big Costco at the Aurora Village so don’t know if that is one of the ones that everyone is talking about.