Snohomish County's Litter Wranglers wrapped up the 2024 season, successfully collecting over 2,500 bags of litter from nearly 500 miles of county roads, demonstrating a strong commitment to environmental stewardship. This initiative by the Snohomish County Public Works department plays a crucial role in enhancing local aesthetics and promoting community pride among residents. With approximately 500 employees and a dedicated seasonal workforce, the department has received numerous state and national awards for its efforts in maintaining clean and safe public areas. The impact of the Litter Wranglers extends beyond cleanliness, fostering a culture of responsibility and encouraging public involvement in litter reduction. The program is anticipated to resume in spring 2025, ensuring the continued effort to preserve the natural beauty of Snohomish County.

Residents are encouraged to engage with Public Works through its official website and social media platforms for updates and information on future initiatives. This ongoing commitment to environmental care not only benefits the community but also reflects the county's proactive approach to public works and sustainability. The Litter Wranglers' achievements underscore the importance of collective action in addressing litter and maintaining a clean environment.