Community Transit is deeply committed to providing a safe experience for all riders and our employees.

Since the most effective way to slow the spread of COVID-19 is to wear a face covering to limit infected individuals from spreading the disease, mask usage will now be enforced on buses.

Snohomish County received a glimpse of what is to come from the dusting of snow that fell on Thursday evening and into Friday morning.

Here are website tools, phone numbers, and tips enabling residents and travelers to be prepared for a possible snowstorm event.

Everett Public Schools will begin bringing more of their younger students back into the classroom in Stage 3 hybrid learning model status on Monday, February 8th, unless circumstances require a delay.

South County Fire & Rescue offers a number of free online classes and programs in February to help you stay safe and sound. 

All classes are offered using Zoom and require internet access via a smart phone, tablet or computer.

Everett Public Schools will conduct a series of virtual online events giving families, staff, and community members a chance to provide input on the district's budget and strategic plan in the next two weeks.

Girls on the Run of Snohomish County is looking for dedicated individuals to co-coach teams during their spring 2021 season, from April 19th through June 12th.

Coaches do not need to be athletes but must be a minimum of eighteen years old. All volunteer coaches must complete a background check.

As a result of her work to prevent childhood injuries from traffic crashes, Safe Kids Washington and Washington’s Child Passenger Safety Program named South County Fire Community Outreach Manager Shawneri Guzman as the 2020 Outstanding Safe Kids Coordinator.

Snohomish County created a website featuring local businesses from across the county. Website visitors can connect to local shops, access some of their favorite destinations online, and even create an itinerary to keep track of places they want to visit and support.