The Litter Wranglers are trained for safety issues that accompany working alongside busy roads. Two crew members work as flaggers and the other four work to wrangle the litter into bags. The crew rotates job duties throughout the work week. Crew members urge motorists to proceed with caution when around the Litter Wrangler’s sites. The crew will not pick up a site if low visibility for motorists makes the crew hard to see, such as thick fog or a driving rain.
Residents may see the Litter Wranglers from 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday on roadways working to keep Snohomish County looking its best.
Ph: 425-388-7500
Resident calls and emails about excessive litter in the unincorporated areas of Snohomish County have been steadily increasing. By creating the Litter Wranglers Program, county officials are working to curb the litter issue countywide this summer. The county has hired seasonal employees to staff the Litter Wranglers team.
The Litter Wranglers purpose is to track resident complaints and pick up excessive litter on unincorporated Snohomish County roadways. This program will help to fulfill the county’s goal of ridding the areas of unsightly trash.