Learn how to help during a disaster in Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) classes offered by South County Fire in spring 2019.

Following a major disaster, firefighters and other first responders may not be able to meet the heavy demand for their services. People will have to rely on each other to meet many lifesaving and life-sustaining needs.

Every year, the Sheriff’s Office publicly recognizes extraordinary, exceptionally meritorious or conspicuously outstanding acts of heroism, and other acts which are above and beyond those normally expected.

On Tuesday, February 19th, the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office proudly announced the list of 2018 award recipients, which includes employees, volunteers, and citizens.

The National Cyber Security Alliance reminds Americans that with tax day just two months away, it is cybercriminals’ favorite time of the year. ‘Tis the season for online scams with phishing emails and fraudulent phone calls at the top of the list.

Fire District 7 first responders used outside the box thinking to transport a patient to the hospital on Wednesday, February 13th.