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Snohomish County is urging residents to report any damage from the windstorm that impacted the area starting on November 19, 2024. The county's Department of Emergency Management has launched an online survey to facilitate this reporting, aiming to assess the extent of the storm's effects on the community. Residents are encouraged to participate to help the county understand and address the damage.
The Washington state Department of Ecology has authorized the Everett Water Pollution Control Facility to enhance monitoring of polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) starting in 2027, aiming to protect Chinook salmon, which are crucial to local ecosystems and Indigenous cultures. This decision responds to environmental advocacy and previous findings of elevated PBDE levels in the Snohomish River.
The Edmonds City Council will review a proposal for annexing into South County Fire to secure fire and emergency medical services by the end of 2025. This follows South County Fire's decision to terminate its existing contract due to increased demand from the growing population. If approved by voters in April, the annexation may increase property taxes but is deemed the most cost-effective option.
The Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office emphasizes the importance of fire safety during the holiday season, providing essential tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable celebration for families. With the festive season approaching, prioritizing fire safety can help prevent accidents and promote a worry-free environment.
Join Washington State Parks for First Day Hikes on January 1, where ranger-led adventures await at over 40 parks across Washington. This initiative offers a unique opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to start the New Year with nature and community engagement. Don't miss your chance to embrace the beauty of Washington's parks while participating in a beloved annual tradition.
Washington state's new lawmakers are preparing for their first legislative session on January 13, facing a projected budget shortfall of $10 to $12 billion. Key issues include budget balancing, housing affordability, public safety, and child care costs, as highlighted by incoming legislators Adam Bernbaum and Brian Burnett.
The Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board is set to review and approve its 2025 operating and capital budget during a meeting scheduled for December 3, 2024. This crucial decision will directly affect the management and funding of local public facilities, making it highly relevant to the Lynnwood community.
The Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board is set to review and approve the district’s 2025 operating and capital budget during a meeting scheduled for December 3. This budget approval is crucial for the management of local public facilities and will impact future community projects and services in Lynnwood, WA.
Construction has begun on a new off-leash dog park at Clark Park in Everett, Washington, while the city's historic 103-year-old gazebo is being dismantled due to safety concerns. The $360,000 project, planned since 2019, aims to revitalize the park and enhance safety for community members, with an expected opening next summer.
The Lynnwood City Council is set to conduct a public hearing on December 2 regarding proposed amendments to the 2023-24 budget. This session aims to address additional amendments necessary for the city's financial planning, reflecting the council’s commitment to transparency and community involvement.