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The Snoqualmie Fire Department welcomed new firefighters during a ceremonial event at the May 8 City Council meeting and recognized recent award winners. This event highlights the department's commitment to community service and public safety, fostering a strong relationship with local residents. The introduction of new personnel signifies ongoing growth and dedication within the fire service.
The Snoqualmie City Council has appointed Mike Chambless, previously the Parks and Public Works Director, as the Interim City Administrator. This decision, made on May 8, underscores the council's commitment to strong local governance and leadership continuity in the city.
The Annual Kids’ Trout Derby is set to take place on May 7, from daylight until 10 a.m. at the ponds behind the Snoqualmie Police Department. This cherished local tradition returns this year after a pause due to the pandemic, promising a fun-filled morning for children and families in the community.
North Bend City Council voted on May 6 to discontinue services from the Snoqualmie Police Department, opting instead to return to the King County Sheriff’s Office. This decision ends over a decade of police services provided by Snoqualmie PD to North Bend residents and businesses.
Snoqualmie is hosting an Arbor Day event on April 27, celebrating its Tree City USA status and Sterling Community designation. The community is invited to participate in tree planting, a scavenger hunt, and enjoy complimentary pizza. This event highlights the city's commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement.
The Snoqualmie Police Department is taking proactive steps to combat drug abuse and theft by organizing a prescription drug take-back event on April 24. This initiative aims to help residents dispose of expired, unused, and unwanted medications safely. The program aligns with national efforts to promote public health and safety.
The Snoqualmie Police Department is hosting a Take Back Event on April 22, allowing residents to safely dispose of unwanted, expired, or unused prescription drugs. This free and anonymous service aims to promote community health and prevent drug abuse by providing a secure method for disposing of potentially dangerous medications.
The Snoqualmie Police Department is hosting a Take Back event on April 22 to provide residents with a safe and anonymous way to dispose of unwanted prescription drugs. This initiative aims to combat prescription drug misuse and promote public safety in the community. The event will be held at the Snoqualmie Fire Station and is free for all participants.
Snoqualmie Fire Department responded to a residential fire around 11 a.m. on April 16 in the Snoqualmie Ridge community. Firefighters quickly arrived at the scene, ensuring the safety of residents and controlling the situation effectively.
An investigation by the King County Fire Investigator has found that an exterior wall-mounted light was likely the cause of a commercial fire that occurred in downtown Snoqualmie on April 14. The findings were presented during a Public Safety Committee meeting by SFD Captain Jake Fouts, highlighting the importance of fire safety measures in commercial areas.