The mission of the Snohomish County Public Works department is to enhance the quality of life for present and future generations.
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ALT A graphic from Snohomish County Public Works encourages customers visiting solid waste facilities to check line conditions before visiting. Visit bit.ly/CheckTheLines for details. A photo of a Waste Management truck parked on the weigh scale at the North County Recycling and Transfer Station is included.
ALT A graphic from Snohomish County Public Works reads: "Garbage, Recycling, or Hazardous Waste? Check out the Materials Acceptance List. Learn more: bit.ly/WasteAcceptance." A waste acceptance flyer denoting what items are accepted at solid waste facilities is included.
ALT A traffic intersection under a blue sky with scattered clouds. Several cars are waiting at red lights. An advanced traffic data video camera and corresponding equipment is attached to a traffic signal.
ALT A table compares the use of advanced traffic data video cameras by Snohomish County Public Works. It lists four categories: "Collect & Store Personal Data" with a "No," "Issue Tickets" with a "No," "Collect Traffic Data" with a "Yes," and "Data Collected Helps Plan Road Improvements" with a "Yes.
ALT Diagram illustrating the Snohomish County Solid Waste System. Waste from homes, businesses, and rural drop boxes is transported by self-haulers or commercial carriers to transfer stations. Waste is then sent to Roosevelt Landfill in Klickitat County via intermodal rail from Everett. Waste containers are also transported on county trucks.
ALT A completed sidewalk curb ramp features new concrete and textured warning surface along Beverly Park Rd.
ALT Intersection of Larch Way, Logan Road, and Locust Way. The top right shows a "before construction (2023)" photo with visible trees and vehicles. The main image shows the current view with newly constructed roads and signs. A sign indicates the area is "available for adoption.
ALT A red Dodge pickup truck is shown in two side-by-side images. The left image shows the truck bed filled with unsecured items like furniture and boxes, marked with a red "X" and labeled "Unsecured." The right image shows the same truck with items securely covered by a blue tarp, marked with a green check and labeled "Secured." Text at the bottom reads, "Secure your load for safer roads" alongside the Snohomish County Public Works logo.
ALT A promotional image for a free paint recycling drop-off event at McCollum Park, 600 128th St SE, Everett. The event is on Saturday, October 31, from 9 AM to 3 PM. The background is purple with paint can illustrations and Halloween-themed graphics. GreenSheen and Snohomish County logos are visible.
ALT Four people stand on a stage holding wooden plaques, beneath a large screen displaying "American Public Works Association, Washington State Chapter."
ALT A group of nine people standing together on a red carpeted floor, smiling and holding an award.
ALT A scenic, gently curving road with yellow lane markings crosses a bridge, surrounded by lush trees. The sky above is partly cloudy, and utility poles line the road.
ALT A pickup truck drives across a bridge with metal railings. The road curves to the left, surrounded by tall green trees. The sky is partly cloudy.
ALT A graphic from Snohomish County Public Works reads, "Find Your Waste Service Providers - Visit bit.ly/SnoCoSolidWasteMap for details" pictures of the entrances to the Snohomish County Solid Waste Household Hazardous Waste and Southwest Recycling and Transfer Station facilities, a commercial hauler approaching trash cans, and person piling leaves into a yard waste bin are all included.
ALT A Halloween themed graphic shares information on an upcoming paint recycling event at McCollum Park in Everett. The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 31 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
ALT Sign announcing the WSDOT Roundabout Project from October 12 to Spring 2027. Fern Bluff Rd will have a full road closure near the intersection of Old Owen Rd and US 2. The sign is set against a road backdrop with hazard lights flashing on top.
ALT A graphic from Snohomish County Public Works encourages community members to report sidewalk defects to our Road Maintenance team. Staff can be reached by phone at 425-388-7500 or email at [email protected]. A photo of a damaged sidewalk section is included.
ALT A graphic of a road sign from Snohomish County Public Works features three remaining Adopt-A-Road Sections available for adoption. A smaller sign shares benefits on being a volunteer group, including keeping roadsides free of litter, enhancing the quality of the environment, and promoting community pride. Learn more about the program by visiting the program webpage at bit.ly/SnoCoAdopt-A-Road.
ALT A photo from Snohomish County Public Works shows vehicles and a person riding a bicycle traveling through an intersection. Various boxes are placed around moving elements to highlight the types of traffic data collected by staff as part of the Traffic Data Management Program.
ALT A graphic from Snohomish County Public Works highlights the completion of the 18th Ave W Pedestrian Improvements project. A photo of the completed sidewalk is included. Learn more by visiting the project webage at bit.ly/18thAveWsidewalk.
ALT A graphic from Snohomish County Public Works reads, "Save time by checking the line" Photos of vehicles waiting outside county transfer stations are included.