With a 3-2 vote on Wednesday, the Snohomish County Council voted for a $20 car tab to fund the Public Works Department’s road repairs efforts as the county struggles with the department’s $30 million deficit. In the same meeting the council unanimously voted to kick the proposed sales tax increase back to committee to iron […]
After a contentious Wednesday morning public hearing, the Snohomish County Council voted 3-2 to pass the 0.1% public safety sales tax without any distributions to the city. Council member Nate Nehring’s two amendments were shot down 2-3 as they would have hampered the effective collection of the tax and led to more drastic cuts in […]
The bond initiative for South County Fire that will appear on our November ballots will replace one of Lynnwood’s aging fire stations while renovating another one to bring increase its efficiency and safety in the event of an earthquake. Two new stations will be built near the city that will increase the response times on […]
Over the last two months, residents from cities across Snohomish County met on the weekends to discuss artificial intelligence (AI) and how the country may be able to implement it in order to improve work flow as well as regulate the technology and its data centers. The council members also voted to hold a public […]