It is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (April 11th-17th). LSPD wants to say thank you to our SNO911 dispatchers and staff for their outstanding work and for keeping us safe. THANK YOU! YOU ROCK!!! @911Snohomish#ourlifesupport
Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County provides help to anyone in need who is a victim of domestic, dating, or spousal violence, emotional abuse and bullying.
24/7 Crisis Hotline: (425) 25-ABUSE • (425) 252-2873
To keep 911 free for emergencies here are three numbers to have handy in #Everett.
(425) 407-3999 to reach a police or fire dispatcher for NON emergencies.
(425) 783-1001 to report a power outage to @SnoPUD
(425) 257-8832 to report a street that needs plowing to @EverettCity
Help Search and Rescue find missing person Brett Doss. He is a 61 year old white male last seen wearing a black coat and dark pants in the area of the 1200 block of 56th St SW . If seen please call 911.
Earlier this week I reported on what I thought was Snohomish County Sheriff Adam Fortney's first public response to a failed effort to recall him. Turns out @jasonrantz got Fortney's first reaction. https://t.co/tOLvzEP12S @snocogop@snocounty@SnoCoSheriff
New @CDCMMWR finds a New Jersey school with students living both on and off campus reduced #COVID19 spread on campus using strategies like frequent testing, contact tracing, mask wearing, & requiring students, staff & faculty to stay 6 ft apart. https://t.co/sy35WMLwn5
@CoachDishion@lssd@LSNewsSpot@HeraldNetPreps Since you asked 😀, we had local historian Larry O’Donnell on the Prep Sports Weekly radio show last week and he shared details about the 1894 matchup between Snohomish and Everett. Best wishes tonight!!
Not to blame the victim but we live in a world where you just can't leave your vehicle running and walk away from it for any reason or length of time and not expect it to be stolen. Just had another one in north #Everett.