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Historic Preservation Commission
Regular Meetings
- 7 p.m.
- Third Tuesday of the month
- Snohomish County Administration Building East
6th Floor Conference Room 6A02
3000 Rockefeller Avenue
Everett, WA 98201
Members
The commission is now accepting applications for new members (PDF). Please contact Gretchen Kaehler via email or at 425-388-3432 for additional information.
About the Commission
Snohomish County values its historic buildings, sites, structures and objects. Through the Historic Preservation Commission, Snohomish County seeks to identify, preserve and protect significant historic and archaeological properties that celebrates the rich history of Snohomish County. The Historic Preservation Commission offers a number of services to support preservation efforts of these irreplaceable county assets:
- A local register of historic places
- Special Valuation Tax incentives for historic building rehabilitation
- Educational resources and contacts
- A guide to the three-tiered register system
For more information contact Gretchen Kaehler via email or at 425-388-3432.
| Members | District & City |
|---|---|
| Loren Kraetz - Educator (Term expires 1/19) | District 1 - Arlington |
| Katelyn Murray (Term expires 1/22) | District 2 - Everett |
| Joe Harasen (Term expires 1/21) | District 4 - Mountlake Terrace |
| Jennifer Hushour - Archaeologist (Term expires 1/19) | District 5 - Lake Stevens |
| Shirley Prouty - Retired teacher (Term expires 1/21) | District 1 - Arlington Alternate |
| Chris Jenkins - Archaeologist (Term expires 1/21) | District 2 - Everett Alternate |
| Nathan Proudfoot (Term expires 1/21) | District 3 - Edmond Alternate |
| Frederick Cruger - Engineer (Term expires 1/19) | District 5 - Granite Falls Alternate |
Community Preservation Grant Program
Snohomish County’s Historic Preservation Program is currently accepting applications (PDF) from public and nonprofit agencies for projects that develop and promote historic preservation in the county.
The Historic Preservation Grant Program supports projects that promote the public’s access to county history. Funding is available for professional development, public education, capital improvements or collections enhancement.