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Sewage disaster in Medina makes Meydenbauer Bay unsafe

People and pets advised to avoid Meydenbauer Bay after sewage leak in Medina

King County health officials are advising people and their pets to avoid an area of ​​Meydenbauer Bay until at least September 2 following a sewage overflow in Medina.

SEATTLE – King County health officials are advising people and their pets to avoid an area of ​​Meydenbauer Bay following a sewage overflow in Medina.

According to the City of Bellevue, a contractor damaged a sewer pipe, causing sewage to overflow into the bay.

Until September 2 at 3:45 p.m., people are advised to avoid the area highlighted on a map posted on the Bellevue X page (formerly Twitter) and attached below:

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