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The City of Snohomish is actively seeking applicants for two positions on the Public Safety Board, with applications due by April 2, 2025. The board serves an advisory role to the City Council, focusing on various public safety initiatives. Interested candidates must reside within the city’s urban growth boundary and can find more information and application links online.
The Snohomish County Prodigies for Peace contest has announced its winners for 2025, recognizing exceptional essays and artwork from local students across various grade levels. This annual event celebrates the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr. by encouraging creativity and expression in youth, with notable winners from multiple schools in the region.
** The City of Snohomish has announced annual vegetation maintenance at the Wastewater Treatment Plant, aimed at preserving the safety and integrity of the dike surrounding the facility. This proactive effort will prevent root damage and reduce leaf accumulation in treatment lagoons, with minimal disruption expected for local residents. The maintenance will not affect the nearby Riverview Wildlife Refuge, as all tree removal will occur on-site and fallen trees will remain to support local wildlife habitats.
Residents of Edmonds, Washington, can find essential information about ballot drop box locations ahead of the public election on April 22, 2025. This event is part of the local electoral process, providing voters with convenient access to cast their ballots. For more details, visit the official Snohomish County website.
Snohomish County has donated three surplus vehicles to local nonprofits, marking a significant step in implementing a new policy that allows such donations. The vehicles, which will assist organizations in providing essential services to low-income individuals and those with disabilities, were presented during a ceremony at the McDougall Fleet Shop. This initiative not only addresses transportation barriers but also enhances community support by maximizing the utility of county assets.
Snohomish County has donated three surplus vehicles to local nonprofits, marking the first implementation of a new policy allowing such donations. The vehicles, which will assist organizations in addressing transportation needs for low-income individuals and those with disabilities, were presented at a ceremony attended by county officials. This initiative highlights the county's commitment to supporting community services through sustainable resource management.
The City of Snohomish announces its Annual Garbage and Recycle Drop Off Event, set for April 12, 2025. Residents are encouraged to clean out their homes and bring items for disposal, with guidelines on what can and cannot be accepted. Proof of residency is required for participation.
Snohomish County Public Works has announced that Red Bridge 537 will undergo preventive maintenance and receive a new coat of Insignia Red paint starting in June 2025. The bridge, originally built in 1954, has a history of color changes and will be restored to reflect its historical significance. Residents and visitors to the nearby Red Bridge Campground should expect minor construction disruptions during the maintenance period.
Snohomish County Public Works is set to undertake repairs and repaint the Red Bridge 537, ensuring its continued safety and functionality. The project will involve single lane closures, but minimal delays are expected for motorists. Residents can stay updated by visiting the county's official website for construction information.
Hope ‘N Wellness, a resource center for the homeless in Everett, may relocate to Our Lady of Hope Church, alleviating pressure from the city to vacate its current space. The center's operator, Jasmine Donahue, indicated that the church's Hensen Hall could host their services once a week, providing a more stable environment for their clients.