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Washington State Patrol Chief John R. Batiste urges residents to prioritize safety during the Super Bowl and other upcoming celebrations, emphasizing the dangers of impaired driving. He highlights the importance of designating sober drivers and ensuring responsible behavior at gatherings to prevent traffic fatalities.
Leadership Snohomish County has unveiled its 2025 Board of Directors, emphasizing a commitment to advancing leadership, equity, and civic engagement throughout Snohomish County. This announcement highlights the organization's dedication to fostering community involvement and inclusivity in local governance.
The City of Everett has activated its Snow and Ice Removal Plan in anticipation of winter weather, ensuring safe road conditions for residents. Public Works is prepared to manage snow accumulation and respond to service requests while providing resources for snow safety and weather updates. Residents are encouraged to clear storm drains and stay informed via the city’s website.
Two males were arrested for threatening students near North Middle School in Everett, Washington, raising community concerns about safety following a recent stabbing incident. The incident involved a 13-year-old boy who was approached by the suspects, prompting his father to intervene. The arrests highlight growing fears regarding youth safety in the area.
The City Staff Emergency Information page provides critical updates regarding municipal facility hours and operations amid emergency situations, specifically noting changes for the Municipal Court and Clerk's Office on February 6, 2025. City employees are advised to report to work as scheduled unless directed otherwise. For further information, the Staff Emergency Information hotline is available for daily updates.
The Port of Everett and Lincoln Property Company have announced the pre-leasing of up to 120,000 sq. ft. of commercial office space in the Millwright District at Waterfront Place, a key part of a $1 billion mixed-use development. This initiative aims to attract companies seeking modern, waterfront office spaces in Everett, which is positioned as a rapidly growing hub between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C.
The Board of Park Commissioners in Everett, WA, plays a crucial advisory role in park planning and community engagement, meeting every other month to discuss various projects. The Tree Committee, a subset of the Board, is committed to enhancing the city's urban forest through education and stewardship. Upcoming meetings are scheduled for February, April, September, and November 2025, with options for virtual attendance.
Snohomish County is preparing for an anticipated snow event, with Public Works crews ready to address icy road conditions. Residents are urged to check resources for road treatment updates and safety guidelines during winter weather. Public safety remains a top priority, with adequate supplies and equipment in place for effective snow and ice removal.
Snohomish County is gearing up for a significant snow event, with Public Works crews prepared to tackle icy conditions across approximately 1,600 miles of roads. Residents are encouraged to check resources for snow and ice removal updates and to prioritize safety by giving snowplows ample space to operate. Public Works Director Kelly Snyder emphasizes that public safety remains the top priority as the county readies its resources.
Thirteen-year-old Kessai Kios, the victim of a January 16th stabbing in Everett, has shared his harrowing experience following the arrest of the lead suspect, Andrew Freeman. Kios, who is recovering from the attack, describes the unprovoked nature of the assault that left him with multiple stab wounds as he walked to school. His family has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to support his recovery, which has raised over $4,600.