COVID-19 Response

The Snohomish County Emergency Coordination Center (ECC) has been activated to focus the community’s resources on combatting the spread of the novel coronavirus/COVID-19. The ECC is working on a number of priorities. These include:

  • Supporting Snohomish Health District as it leads the public health response.
  • Minimizing the impact of long-term school closures.
  • Lessening risk that COVID-19 poses for the most vulnerable populations.
  • Preparing for a surge in demand for medical services across the healthcare spectrum as the virus spreads.
  • Supporting county departments in planning for continuing operations.
  • Providing the community with credible information about COVID-19.

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  1. Snohomish County Approves Business Relief Grants

    Today, Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers thanked the Snohomish County Council for the approval of two new grant programs for businesses, allowing the application process to open. Read on...

  2. Snohomish County Executive Proposes Business Relief Funds to Preserve the Economy

    Today, Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers proposed the creation of two new grant programs for businesses: first a Small Business Relief, Recovery, and Resiliency (R3) Grant Program; and, second, a First in Flight Fund for Paine Field Airport tenants.. Read on...

  3. Snohomish County Business Changes Production to PPE

    Today, Wizard International and Snohomish County announced progress on local Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) production. Wizard International donated 200 face shields to Snohomish County for distribution to health care workers and first responders. Read on...

  4. Statement on COVID-19 Progress and Plans

    For the last few months, the world has been faced with a widespread, deadly pandemic that required quick and decisive leadership. Since the first COVID-19 case was reported in Snohomish County in January, the Governor and regional partners... Read on...

  5. Inslee signs new COVID-19 order for phased re-opening of Washington’s economy

    Safe Start is a data-driven plan that includes regional variances based on population and low COVID-19 counts... Read on...

  6. Snohomish County Parks to Re-open for Day Use May 5

    Today, Snohomish County announced the re-opening of county parks for day use on Tuesday, May 5, ... Play structures, ball fields, and spray pads will remain closed. Parking lots and some gates will open...Playgrounds will remain closed Read on...

  7. Snohomish County Expands Solid Waste Facility Access for Residents

    In response to changing pandemic conditions, Snohomish County will expand access to Solid Waste facilities for the public starting Saturday, May 2. Transfer stations will be open 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily... Read on...

  8. Snohomish County Economic Recovery Task Force Working to Jumpstart Economy

    Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers and County Council Chair Nate Nehring held the first Snohomish County Economic and Workforce Recovery Task Force, laying the groundwork for economic recovery... Read on...

  9. Snohomish County Forms SAFE Team to Expand Emergency Outreach During COVID-19

    Snohomish County is expanding outreach efforts to people experiencing homelessness throughout the county through a new pilot program, the SnoCo Agencies for Engagement (SAFE) team. The SAFE team is composed of physicians, community paramedics... Read on...

  10. Snohomish County Parks Works to Improve Parks and Services with New Survey

    Snohomish County’s Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism (SCPRT) announced today that it is gathering input from residents through the “Snohomish County Parks Visioning Survey,” which is now open. During the COVID-19 pandemic,.. Read on...
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