Latest Snohomish County coronavirus information

According to the department, as of Tuesday, April 7th, 9,097 Washington State residents are known to have contracted COVID-19, of which 1,651 are from Snohomish County, 3,668 are from King County, 759 are from Pierce County, 149 are from Island County, and 169 are from Skagit County. All counties have reported at least one infection.

The Washington State Department of Heath and the Snohomish Health District continue to receive a large amount of data regarding the coronavirus pandemic.

The Snohomish County Health District reports that as of Wednesday, April 8th, 1,695 county residents have contracted COVID-19 and 63 county residents have died as a result.

Detectives seek the public’s help locating missing Monroe woman

Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes detectives seek the public’s help locating 25 year-old Kenna Harris of Monroe, who has not been heard from since Tuesday, March 31st.

Centers for Disease Control warns of COVID-19 scams and attacks

The Centers for Disease Control warns the public to be wary of scammers and cyber criminals posing as CDC representatives. It is critical to stay vigilant and follow good security practices to help reduce the likelihood of falling victim to attacks.

It's time to fill out the 2020 US Census form online

The 2020 US Census is now live and Mill Creek residents can fill out the form online.

The data submitted will determine the level of federal funding the City of Mill Creek receives for programs and services along with the number of congressional representatives allocated to the state.

Snohomish County seeks public input on light rail subarea planning

Snohomish County’s Light Rail Communities project is seeking input the public regarding future planning decisions for areas near planned light rail stations in unincorporated Snohomish County. The online survey is available until May 8, 2020.

Snohomish County’s Light Rail Communities project is seeking input from the public regarding future planning decisions for areas near planned light rail stations in unincorporated Snohomish County.

The online survey is available until May 8th.

Snohomish County Fire Service Agencies establish Fire Coordination Center in response to COVID-19 outbreak

Snohomish County fire service agencies established a Fire Coordination Center to provide unified tracking, planning, and response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Together, these fire departments serve about 680,000 residents, nearly 83% of the county’s population.

Snohomish County extends individual property tax deadline to June 1st

Due to the financial hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Snohomish County Treasurer Brian Sullivan and Executive Dave Somers have extended the first-half 2020 property tax deadline for individual taxpayers only to June 1st.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish Country offers all-day childcare in response to COVID-19

In response to COVID-19, the needs of first responders, health care workers and school closings, The Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County is open and offering discounted all-day childcare. Free childcare to all first responders and health care workers is offered in appreciation of their vital work in our community.

In response to COVID-19, the needs of first responders, health care workers and school closings, The Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County are open and offering discounted all-day childcare.

Free childcare to all first responders and health care workers is offered in appreciation of their vital work in our community.

Snohomish County Solid Waste Facilities adjust self-haul customer hours and locations

Because of the impacts of the COVID-19 emergency, Snohomish County will close all of its Solid Waste facilities and programs starting Saturday, March 28th.

The transfer stations will reopen to hand-unload/self-haul customers on Saturdays only, starting April 4th.

South County Fire and Rescue launches online Kids Academy

South County Fire offers a free online Kids Fire Academy starting Tuesday, March 24, 2020. Every weekday, a new activity will be posted on the website with a video, activity or worksheet to complete. At the end of each week, kids earn a special Fire Safety Award for completing all activities.

South County Fire offers a free online Kids Fire Academy starting Tuesday, March 24th.

Every weekday, a new activity will be posted on the website with a video, activity or worksheet to complete. At the end of each week, kids earn a special Fire Safety Award for completing all activities.

New Drive-thru COVID-19 Testing Option available in Snohomish County

High-risk Snohomish County residents with symptoms of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), including those who work in healthcare, public safety or critical infrastructure, now have another option for free testing.

People who do not have symptoms or do not meet the criteria will not be eligible for testing appointments.

Snohomish County to close park gates and bathrooms in response to COVID-19

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers announced the closure of Snohomish County park gates and bathrooms in response to the COVID-19 pandemic effective Monday morning, March 23rd.

Community Transit buses to be fare free during COVID-19 public health emergency

Effective at 5:00 am on Friday, March 20, 2020, all Community Transit buses will be fare free and passengers will board and exit through rear doors only. American Disability Act passengers may continue to board through the front door.

Effective at 5:00 am on Friday, March 20th, all Community Transit buses will be fare free and passengers will board and exit through rear doors only. American Disability Act passengers may continue to board through the front door.

Everett Public Schools offering computer device pick up for students

As a way to reduce exposure to COVD-19 Coronavirus, Everett Public Schools is providing resources for students and families during the March 16th to April 24th school closure mandated by the state.

If your student needs a device during school closure, you can pick it up on Wednesday, March 18th.

Snohomish County Executive announces restricted access to public facilities

In consultation with other Snohomish County leaders, Executive Dave Somers announced the restriction of public access to select county facilities, primarily those in the Administration Buildings on the county campus in Everett, effective Tuesday, March 17th.

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Latest Snohomish County coronavirus information

Detectives seek the public’s help locating missing Monroe woman

Centers for Disease Control warns of COVID-19 scams and attacks

It's time to fill out the 2020 US Census form online

Snohomish County seeks public input on light rail subarea planning

Snohomish County Fire Service Agencies establish Fire Coordination Center in response to COVID-19 outbreak

Snohomish County extends individual property tax deadline to June 1st

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish Country offers all-day childcare in response to COVID-19

Snohomish County Solid Waste Facilities adjust self-haul customer hours and locations

South County Fire and Rescue launches online Kids Academy

New Drive-thru COVID-19 Testing Option available in Snohomish County

Snohomish County to close park gates and bathrooms in response to COVID-19

Community Transit buses to be fare free during COVID-19 public health emergency

Everett Public Schools offering computer device pick up for students

Snohomish County Executive announces restricted access to public facilities

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