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Snohomish County issues emergency proclamation following last week's windstorm

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Following the destructive windstorm that swept through the region last week, Snohomish County has issued an emergency proclamation to address the extensive damage caused. County Executive Dave Somers highlighted the urgency of the situation, stressing the importance of immediate assistance for residents and businesses grappling with the aftermath. The proclamation empowers county departments to coordinate resources and aid effectively, ensuring a rapid response to the needs of the community. Many residents are still facing challenges due to power outages and property damage, making this proclamation a critical step towards recovery. The county's approach prioritizes not only immediate relief but also long-term support for rebuilding efforts.

With this emergency declaration, Snohomish County aims to restore normalcy and safeguard the well-being of its citizens. The collaboration among various departments will be vital in addressing the multifaceted challenges posed by the storm. This proactive stance reflects the county's commitment to resilience and community support in times of crisis.

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