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UW Students Develop Smart Tech Solution to Improve Ballot Collection for Snohomish County

University of Washington students developed a system to enhance ballot collection efficiency for Snohomish County Elections. The integrated solution, “Collect. Calculate. Dispatch.,” utilizes smart scales and route optimization to manage pickups from 35 drop boxes serving over 533,000 voters. The technology aims to improve election security and operational visibility, with field testing planned for future elections.

Ballots for August 5 Primary Started Mailing Out Today My Everett News

Snohomish County Elections began mailing ballots today for the August 5 Primary, reaching approximately 470,000 registered voters. Voters can expect their ballots to arrive soon as the election date approaches.

Everett Utilities warns customers about third-party water line insurance mailings

Everett Utilities warns customers against misleading mailings offering third-party insurance for water lines. The city clarifies that it does not require such insurance and encourages property owners to check with their insurers. Residents can contact the Washington Office of Insurance Commissioner for further assistance.

Everett Utilities warns customers about third-party water line insurance mailings

Everett Utilities warns customers about misleading mailings promoting third-party insurance for private water lines, clarifying that such coverage is not required. Customers should verify their options with their insurers and can contact the Washington Office of Insurance Commissioner for assistance. The city also offers utility bill assistance programs for qualifying residents.

A Bit of Controversy in the City Council District 4 Elections

Niko Battle, Luis Burbano, and Alan Rubio are candidates for the Everett City Council, following Liz Vogeli's decision not to seek reelection. Battle is ineligible due to not meeting registration requirements, while Burbano and Rubio present compelling backgrounds. Their debate video is available for viewing at the end of the article.

Everett Utilities warns customers about third-party water line insurance mailings

Everett Utilities warns residents about misleading mailings promoting third-party insurance for private water lines. The city clarifies that it does not require such insurance and encourages property owners to verify coverage options with their insurers. Residents can contact the Washington Office of Insurance Commissioner for more information.

Four-Year-Old Accidentally Shoots Mother in North Lynnwood

A four-year-old boy accidentally shot his mother in Lynnwood, WA, after accessing a loaded firearm. The mother sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries, while the father faces charges for reckless endangerment and unlawful storage of firearms. The two children in the home were released to family members.

North Puget Sound Contracting Conference Returns This Fall My Everett News

The North Puget Sound Contracting Conference will return to the Lynnwood Event Center on November 6, 2025. This event aims to connect businesses and government agencies, providing a platform for collaboration and networking.

Watch the Everett Mayor Debate My Everett News

The Everett Mayor Debate, organized by the League of Women Voters, aims to enhance public engagement in local governance. This non-profit has a historical legacy of facilitating presidential debates from 1920 to 1988, reflecting its commitment to informing the electorate.

Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) - Walter E Hall Park Community Connections Path

The Everett Public Library announced the Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) regarding the Walter E Hall Park Community Connections Path project. The event will run from July 11 to July 28, 2025, and is part of an environmental impact assessment under the National Environmental Policy Act.