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A significant fire erupted on April 14, 2024, in an unoccupied retail building in downtown Snoqualmie, prompting an immediate response from local firefighters. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and authorities are conducting a full investigation to determine the cause of the fire. The incident raises concerns about safety in the community and the preservation of historic structures.
On April 8, 2024, the Snoqualmie City Council officially welcomed Fletcher Lacroix as the new Director of Information Technology and Jeff Hamlin as the Parks and Public Works Director. The ceremony, officiated by Mayor Ross, marks a significant leadership transition within the city's administration, aiming to enhance public services and technological integration.
The Snoqualmie City Council retreat on April 6 aims to discuss strategic topics crucial for the local government. Taking place at the Snoqualmie Fire Station, this one-day event allows councilmembers to focus on actionable plans and initiatives for the community.
A weekend closure of the westbound I-90 off-ramp to SR 18/Snoqualmie Parkway starts on April 4 at 9 PM. This closure is part of the Washington State Department of Transportation's I-90/SR 18 Improvements project. Drivers should plan alternate routes during this period.
Gary Horejsi has been sworn in as the new Police Captain of the Snoqualmie Police Department, marking a significant leadership change within the local law enforcement. Officer Chase was also honored during the ceremony, being pinned as a Sergeant, highlighting the department's commitment to recognizing merit and service.
A warrant has been issued for Brendan T. Bodey in connection with a North Bend homicide case involving the death of an infant in 2019. Snoqualmie police arrested Bodey in Tacoma on March 19, 2024, following the warrant issued by the King County Superior Court. This case highlights significant regional issues related to crime and justice.
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A team of 10 Snoqualmie firefighters will compete in the 29th Annual SCOTT Firefighter Stairclimb on March 8, ascending the 69-floor Columbia Center in downtown Seattle. This competitive event involves climbing 1,356 steps with a vertical elevation of 788 feet, showcasing the firefighters' physical endurance and commitment to public service.
Residents of Snoqualmie are invited to attend a coffee chat with Fire Chief Mike Bailey and Police Chief Brian Lynch on February 15, 2024. This informal event will take place at Starbucks on Snoqualmie Ridge, providing an opportunity for community engagement and dialogue with local leaders.
Residents of Snoqualmie, WA, are invited to participate in an informal coffee chat with Fire Chief Mike Bailey and Police Chief Brian Lynch on February 15, 2024. This event aims to foster community engagement and provide an opportunity for locals to discuss concerns and ideas with their chief officers in a relaxed setting at Starbucks.