Bell-Anderson & Assoc., LLC, AMO

07/02/2026

Sun is in the forecast just in time for the holiday weekend!
If you want to celebrate with a bang, make sure to look up your community or city's restrictions on fireworks, or check out a local professional fireworks show instead.
While we are out for the weekend, remember that in case of FIRE, FLOOD, or BLOOD, call 9-1-1 first, and then you can report emergencies to our after-hours line at 844-995-6271.
Have fun and celebrate safely!

06/15/2026

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Bell-Anderson's remaining founder, Gerry Anderson. After combining firms with Don Bell, Jr on September 1, 1963, Gerry managed the real estate division of the company, which would later be renamed to Bell-Anderson and Associates after the sale of the insurance division and closing of the real estate sales division. We have been fortunate to remain close to the Anderson family after Vickie's purchase of the company in 2002 after serving as Gerry's general manager. We send our sincerest condolences to Gerry's surviving family members, Carole, Greg, Mark, and Brad.

05/22/2026

What beautiful weather to lead us into the holiday weekend! We hope everyone has a safe and relaxing weekend.

12/17/2025

Evacuation alerts in King County use "Ready, Set, Go" levels. Learn what to do at each level to be ready to leave safely and quickly in a flood or other emergency situation. Sign up to receive alerts for ALERT King County at kingcounty.gov/alert

12/15/2025

12/14/2025

Our office is in this evacuation zone and will be closed through at least Monday. We will still be reachable by email, but please understand responses may be delayed. We encourage everyone to follow their local government communications for emergency operations updates during weather events, or sign up for ALERT King County.

🚨🚨🚨 FLOOD EMERGENCY – GO NOW 🚨🚨🚨

This message is for residents and businesses south of S 277th St., east of SR 167, west of the Green River, and north of 42nd St. NE, including the Trail Run community, Copper Gate Apartments, and surrounding neighborhoods. Please share with neighbors and spread the message.

Due to severe and rapidly worsening flooding, the entire area is now under a Level 3 (GO NOW) evacuation notice. Leave immediately if you are in this area. Conditions are dangerous and access routes are being lost. Do not go north; evacuate south along any of the normal routes. If you live in the Trail Run community, go east on S. 277th St. toward Lea Hill and then north.

WHAT YOU MUST DO NOW (GO NOW)
• Leave immediately if you can do so safely
• Take only essential items:
– Medications, important documents, pets, and essentials
– Phone and charger
• Move vehicles to higher ground only if it is safe to do so
• Do NOT drive or walk through floodwater
• Turn around, don’t drown. Do not drive around barricades or closures

SHELTER LOCATIONS:
• Auburn Community and Event Center - 910 9th St. SE, Auburn, WA
• Ray of Hope - 2806 Auburn Way N., Auburn, WA

Floodwaters are spreading and not draining, pushing deeper into roadways and neighborhoods. Routes to the north are no longer reliable and may be impassable, including:
• Auburn Way North
• B Street NW
• I Street NE
• SR 167

Additional north–south routes may flood or close with little notice, and travel options are extremely limited.

IF YOU NEED HELP EVACUATING
• If you need emergency evacuation assistance, call 911
• Shelter information and updates are available at auburnwa.gov/flood

City crews and regional partners are working around the clock, but there is no guarantee flood control efforts will hold. Conditions are changing rapidly and could worsen with little warning.

Do not wait. Leave now.
Continue to monitor official City of Auburn updates.
👉 Maps, shelter info, and updates: auburnwa.gov/flood

12/10/2025

Rain in Washington is expected. Flooding is the plot twist.
Storm Alert – Please Prepare

Western Washington is expected to experience heavy rain and strong winds this week. These conditions may increase the risk of flooding, falling branches, power outages, and property damage.

Reporting Issues & Getting Help

For non-emergency flooding issues (such as minor water over roads, blocked storm drains, or localized concerns), please use the SeeClickFix app or call the City’s non-emergency line.

For association or building-related emergencies (such as active leaks, significant water intrusion, or fallen trees impacting buildings or access):
Call 911 for any life-threatening emergency

For property-related emergencies:

Bell-Anderson Office (business hours): (253) 852-8195

After-Hours Emergency Line: 844-995-6271

Please note that emergency service providers may experience delays during severe weather due to high call volumes.

12/10/2025

11/24/2025

Winter weather is here—please take a moment to review a few quick reminders to keep your home safe this season.
✔ Keep your heat at a safe level to prevent frozen pipes
✔ Leave a trusted neighbor your contact info if traveling
✔ Know who to call for HOA/condo emergencies
✔ Review your HO-6 or condo insurance coverage
✔ Stay prepared for snow, ice, and power outages

Stay safe and warm this winter! ❄️🏠

11/14/2025

🪓 Bell-Anderson at Sea Axe = A Whole Vibe 😄
We decided to trade violations, budgets, and board emails for sharp objects at Sea Axe — and honestly, we had way more fun than we expected!

A few bullseyes were hit, a few axes took creative detours 😂, and there was plenty of laughter in between. Sometimes you just need a night to relax, hang out, and try something totally different.

Huge thank you to Sea Axe for hosting us and giving us the perfect excuse to throw things (safely!). We’ll definitely be back for round two!