Snohomish County

We are accepting donations to support the wonderful #TSA staff at PAE that continues to show up every day to keep travelers safe. Nonperishable food items, household donations, and gift cards can be dropped off in the Ground Transportation Building at #PAE. #FlyPaineField

Snohomish County offices are closed Monday, February 16, in observance of Presidents' Day.

Looking for a solid seasonal job? Snohomish County Solid Waste offers a set schedule, hands-on work, and the chance to support your local community! Earn $26.80 an hour as a Grounds Maintenance Worker maintaining our facilities or clearing debris along county roadways. Crews run from April through October and are assigned on your first day of work. Applications are reviewed in the order they’re received with no interview required. Learn more and submit your application today: bit.ly/SWSeasonal

The age of people experiencing opioid overdoses in Snohomish County appears to be skewing somewhat older. The latest edition of the Recovery and Hope newsletter has details: lnks.gd/3/3RZmPzv

A reminder from @SoundRegion: The public comment period for the Regional Transportation Plan is open until February 2. More info: psrc.org/planning-2050/…

Snohomish County offices are closed Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Thursday, January 8, marked an exciting milestone in advancing sustainable aviation. Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers joined state and local leaders, industry experts, and key partners in celebrating the launch of the Cascadia Sustainable Aviation Accelerator (CSAA) during an event at Boeing Future of Flight. "This initiative will be successful because it is grounded here, in the communities where aviation, manufacturing and clean energy intersect," Somers said. "CSAA builds on the infrastructure, workforce and partnerships we have already put in place, and this is just the beginning. Coalition partners like Washington State University are eager to partner in the establishment of a world class research and development facility adjacent to Paine Field. Combined with our region’s aviation industry cluster, these developments ensure we will be a leader in global aviation sustainability and investment well into the future.” Unlike traditional jet fuel, SAF is formulated from sustainable feedstocks, like crop seed oil, agricultural and forestry waste. More about the event: cascadiaaccelerator.org/insights/washi…

A Disaster Assistance Center offering information and services to assist those affected by recent flooding will be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 11 and from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Jan. 13 and Jan. 14. Multiple government agencies and nonprofits will be on-site at the Sky Valley Center, 617 1st St, Sultan (Volunteers of America Western Washington). For more information, go to bit.ly/snocoflooding

Does your organization work with young adults in Snohomish County who are looking for education and employment? If so, don't miss the upcoming Lunch and Learn on January 21. The Future Workforce Alliance, in partnership with Workforce Snohomish, Snohomish & Island County Labor Council, and Snohomish STEM is hosting this virtual event to introduce organizations that work with young adults to registered apprenticeship programs available in Snohomish County. Learn more or register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Wishing you safe celebrations and a happy start to the new year. Reminder: County offices are closed on January 1.

We wish you all a happy holiday season. As a reminder, Snohomish County offices are closed on Thursday, December 25.

Snohomish County Solid Waste has authorized a flood voucher program to support the disposal needs of residential households directly impacted by flooding. Affected residents are welcome to bring accepted items to any of our facilities free of charge with an official flood voucher through Sunday, January 18. More information – including flood voucher pick up times and locations, accepted materials, and a list of garbage and recycle facilities can be found on our website. bit.ly/SnoCoSW

Was there damage to your home, business or farm during recent Snohomish County flooding? Please fill out the Snohomish County DEM flood impact survey by Dec. 31, 2025. It will help the County make the case for recovery resources, including potential assistance and future mitigation projects: bit.ly/SnoCo-Damage-R…

Standing water persists across many local roads across Snohomish County. Visit the #SnoCoPW road closures map before traveling to get an idea on travel impacts: bit.ly/SnoCoRoadsClos… Continue to drive with caution and follow all posted road closure signage. Remember, going around a road closed sign carries a $437 penalty! No dollar amount is worth risking your safety. Check for flood updates by visiting @SnoCo_DEM’s Public Safety Hub: bit.ly/snocoflooding

There are dozens of road closures throughout Snohomish County. Here’s your daily public service announcement to follow all posted signage on our shared roadways. “Road Closed” and “Water Over Roadway” signs are placed for a reason. Do not attempt to pass closures. Water depth and current, pavement condition, and possible obstructions are all difficult to see. Why risk your safety and a $400 ticket? Visit our road closures map before traveling: bit.ly/SnoCoRoadsClos… Information on state highways and interstates can be found through @WSDOT’s real time travel map: wsdot.com/Travel/Real-ti…

⚠️ After a brief lull, rivers across western Washington are on the rise again this morning. Flows are rising very quickly, so travel with caution and NEVER drive into water flowing over the road. #WAwx

⚠️ Flooding Alert ⚠️ Several cars got stuck this morning after trying to drive through flooded roads. Please stay safe: don’t go around road closed signs and turn around if you see water over the roadway — it’s usually much deeper than it looks. Stay alert and be safe!

The @NWSSeattle issued flood warnings Monday evening for two Snohomish County rivers. Major flooding is forecast along the Skykomish River tonight, with the river expected to top 19 feet at Gold Bar, about four feet above flood stage. Meanwhile, minor flooding is expected on the South Fork Stillaguamish River, starting this evening. More information will be provided as it becomes available: bit.ly/snocoflooding

The @NWSSeattle has issued a flood watch including Snohomish County rivers and streams, effective late Sunday, Dec. 7, through Friday, Dec. 12. A series of wet weather systems moving across the region will increase the threat of flooding on rivers and urban streams early next week. Saturated soils also will bring increased potential for landslides and debris flows from burn scars. People in Snohomish County are encouraged to monitor weather forecasts and be alert for possible flood warnings. "Those living in areas prone to flooding should be prepared to take action should flooding develop," the Weather Service said. As the situation unfolds, be sure to monitor the flood page on the Snohomish County Public Safety Hub for updates and quick access to key resources, including real-time river gauges, interactive maps, alerts and other tools. bit.ly/snocoflooding

Snohomish County government offices are closed Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28. We wish you a safe and happy holiday weekend.