Snohomish Open House will let folks see upcoming projects Snohomish County Tribune

The upcoming City Projects Open House in Snohomish on March 20 will provide an essential platform for residents to engage with city officials regarding local infrastructure projects. Scheduled from 4-7 p. m. at the Snohomish Carnegie Building, the event aims to strengthen community ties and enhance transparency in governance. City spokeswoman Shari Ireton highlights the importance of resident feedback, noting that this open house will be part of a regular series designed to keep the community informed about how tax revenues are reinvested.

Key topics will include updates on Homestead Park, pedestrian safety measures, and various public works initiatives. Residents can also discuss the Swifty Creek Master Plan and provide input on stormwater management strategies. This open format allows attendees to interact directly with project managers and engineers, ensuring clarity on project timelines and impacts. The city is committed to creating an inclusive environment where community voices shape the future of local development. A follow-up open house focusing specifically on the First Street Master Plan is also scheduled for March 27, emphasizing ongoing community involvement.