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Wishing you a happy and healthy new year! Our offices will be closed today.

Wishing you a happy holiday! Our offices will be closed today.

If you’re returning to a property after flooding, don’t let flooded foods make you sick. Click through these images for some reminders, and find more information about cleaning up after a flood at snohd.org/weather.

Cleaning up after a flood can be overwhelming. If your home was flooded, here’s a downloadable checklist to help get you started: snohd.org/DocumentCenter…

If your home was flooded, be sure to follow these septic safety guidelines. For impacted property owners who have septic systems, you can find information about septic maintenance and repair at savvyseptic.org.

It’s important to stay safe and healthy if you are returning to a property that has been flooded. Here are some reminders. For more info, check out the “Cleaning up after a flood” document at snohd.org/228/Weather

Electrical fixtures or wires that are wet or flooded can be very dangerous. If you are returning to a flooded property, please plan for safe alternate sources of light and heat so you can keep the electricity off until it’s been checked. More info: snohd.org/weather

Cleaning up after a flood can be overwhelming. If your home was flooded, here’s a downloadable checklist to help get you started: snohd.org/DocumentCenter…

If your home was flooded, be sure to follow these septic safety guidelines. For impacted property owners who have septic systems, you can find information about septic maintenance and repair at savvyseptic.org.

It’s important to stay safe and healthy if you are returning to a property that has been flooded. Here are some reminders. For more info, check out the “Cleaning up after a flood” document at snohd.org/228/Weather

If you’re returning to a property after flooding, don’t let flooded foods make you sick. Click through these images for some reminders, and find more information about cleaning up after a flood at snohd.org/weather.

If you have a well or are on a water system that was impacted by flooding this week, make sure to use bottled, treated or boiled water to avoid illness. More info on cleaning up after a flood: ow.ly/Sjsa50XH6BI

Cleaning up after a flood can be overwhelming. If your home was flooded, here’s a downloadable checklist to help get you started: snohd.org/DocumentCenter…

Our offices are closed today and tomorrow in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Online services are available at snohd.org

Our offices are closed today in honor of Veterans Day. Online services are available at snohd.org

We are happy to announce Kim VanPelt as our new Health Department Director! Read more: snohd.org/CivicAlerts.as…

Everyone deserves access to help that actually works. Proven, evidence-based care is key to effective #SuicidePrevention Find help today 988lifeline.org #MentalHealthMatters #988

The Snohomish County Board of Health proclaims September 2025 as National Preparedness Month! Make a plan, build a kit, and stay informed, so that together, our community is prepared for any disaster or emergency.

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Learn the warning signs, normalize help-seeking, and let people know there are proven treatments that work. Check out SAMHSA’s #SuicidePreventionMonth toolkit samhsa.gov/suicide-preven…

Not all bucket list items need to be extreme, some just need to be smart. Cross off taking the Septic Care Workshop today. Learn more and take the Snohomish County Health Department’s free online Septic Care Workshop at SavvySeptic.org!