City of Snohomish - NewsFlash

The City of Snohomish has released several important updates that focus on community engagement and environmental safety. An alum treatment at Blackmans Lake is set to begin on March 28, 2025, lasting approximately six days and requiring the lake to be closed to the public during this period. While there are no restrictions on water use, safety remains a priority as the treatment is monitored by environmental consultants. The city is also excited to host its third annual United Colors of Holi Festival on March 30, 2025, at the Snohomish Carnegie Building, promoting cultural awareness and community spirit through music, food, and color play. Furthermore, the Public Safety Board is seeking applicants to fill two vacancies, with applications due by April 2, 2025.

This board plays a vital role in advising the City Council on public safety matters, including emergency preparedness and community engagement initiatives. Additionally, annual vegetation maintenance at the Wastewater Treatment Plant is scheduled to prevent root-related damage and maintain the facility's operational efficiency. These announcements illustrate Snohomish's commitment to its residents and the environment.