Celebrate Earth Day at PUDs Energy Block Party April 26

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Snohomish PUD is set to host its 55th annual Earth Day celebration, inviting families to participate in a free Energy Block Party filled with engaging activities. A highlight will be the Truckstravaganza, where children can meet lineworkers and explore various trucks, including emergency response vehicles. The event will also feature an electric vehicle show, offering attendees a chance to learn from their neighbors about the benefits of electric cars. Two informative presentations on energy efficiency and solar solutions will provide deeper insights, with limited seating for 300 participants. Children can enjoy hands-on activities, such as creating seed balls, while food trucks will offer delicious options.

CEO John Haarlow expresses enthusiasm about connecting with the community and encourages everyone to attend. The event promises numerous giveaways and opportunities to interact with PUD representatives. For more details, including parking and transit access, attendees can visit the Snohomish PUD website.

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