Snohomish County issues emergency proclamation following last week's windstorm

Lynnwood, WALocal News

In response to the severe damage caused by last week's windstorm, Snohomish County has activated an emergency proclamation. Executive Dave Somers, addressing the pressing needs of residents, directed county departments to take immediate action to assess and manage the situation. The emergency proclamation enables the county to mobilize resources effectively, ensuring that the necessary support reaches affected communities swiftly. Residents who experienced damages are encouraged to report their situations, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of the storm's impact. This initiative reflects the county's dedication to fostering resilience and recovery in the aftermath of natural disasters.

As recovery efforts begin, the county remains focused on providing timely assistance and resources. The proactive measures taken highlight the importance of community preparedness and response. Overall, this emergency proclamation represents a vital step in addressing the needs of Snohomish County residents following the windstorm.

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