Snohomish County 2024 Public Works Annual Report Engage, Enhance, Innovate Now Available Online

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The Snohomish County Public Works Department has unveiled its 2024 Annual Report, titled "Engage, Enhance, Innovate," which is now accessible online in an engaging interactive story map format. This report underscores the department's commitment to enhancing infrastructure and services for over 850,000 residents. Highlights include the completion of new roundabouts and several critical road repair projects, which aim to improve mobility and safety in the county. Public Works Director Kelly Snyder commended the team for their professionalism and dedication, which has garnered both local and national accolades. The department's financial stewardship is notable, with $5.

60 in grant funding secured for every dollar of tax revenue allocated to the county road fund. Key projects featured in the report include intersection improvements, embankment repairs, and solid waste management initiatives. The department's mission reflects a focus on safety, mobility, and environmental preservation. This annual report serves as a testament to the ongoing efforts to maintain Snohomish County as an ideal place to live, work, and play.

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