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Seattle Emergency Operations Center and Joint Information Center deactivated at 5:45 p.m.

by EOC Public Information on September 4, 2014 @ 5:48 pm

The Seattle Emergency Operations Center and Joint Information Center have deactivated after the NFL 2014/2015 Opening Festivities.

Fans are reminded to have patience getting home as transit systems and roads are likely to be busier than usual.

Thanks to the 12s for being safe and loud and GO HAWKS!

Members of the press should contact individual departments for media inquiries: Seattle Department of Transportation – 206-684-3151, Seattle Police Department – 206-684-5520.

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