Legal
One cookie, and it only remembers your answer.
Analytics and marketing are offered as categories, and both are off until you turn them on. At the time of writing nothing is loaded in either of them even when you do — so this page names what is actually set rather than describing a tracking stack that does not exist.
- 1cookie set today
- 0third-party requests
- 0analytics loaded
What is set
Every cookie this site can set, by name
| Name | Category | What it holds | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| nnw_consent | Essential | Your answer to the banner, and the date you gave it | 12 months |
| none yet | Analytics | Nothing is loaded in this category today | not set |
| none yet | Marketing | Nothing is loaded in this category today | not set |
The essential cookie is the record of your choice, which is the one thing a site genuinely may store without asking first — refusing all cookies and then having nowhere to remember that you refused is a circle, not a policy.
What the banner is actually doing
Why there is a banner at all
Because the categories are real and the choice is yours to make. The banner is not a formality placed in front of tracking that was going to happen regardless: turn both categories off, and the only thing stored is the record that you turned them off.
If analytics or marketing is ever switched on, the table above gains rows naming the vendor, the cookie and the retention — before anything loads, not after.
Nothing is loaded from anywhere else
Fonts, styles, scripts, images and diagrams all come from this domain. No content delivery network, no font service, no embedded player, no tag manager, and no consent-management platform. Your browser makes requests to networknorthwest.site and to nowhere else.
That last one is why the banner is part of the page rather than a bought-in widget. A consent tool that calls its own servers before you have consented to anything is the most common way this promise gets broken, and it gets broken by the very component that is supposed to be protecting it.
How to check, rather than take our word for it
Open developer tools, reload the page, and look at Application → Storage for cookies and at the Network tab for the request domains. It takes about ten seconds, and it is the only part of a privacy claim that is worth anything.
A claim you cannot verify is marketing. We would rather you checked.
Changing your mind
Use the button below. It reopens the same dialog with your current answer loaded, and saving overwrites the record. Clearing site data in your browser has the same effect, and you will simply be asked again on your next visit.