COVID-19

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Snohomish Health District

Health District Opens Call Center

With the increasing number of cases, the call volumes from individuals and businesses have also increased. The Health District opened a new call center to help answer questions related to testing, route calls for those businesses reporting a positive test result in their workforce, or to help those without internet access or needing language interpreter services. That number is 425-339-5278, and the call center will be staffed 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Callers after hours or on weekends can leave a message, which will be returned on the next business day.

SharedWork Program for Businesses

SharedWork is a voluntary business sustainability program that provides flexibility to retain employees at reduced hours. Washington’s SharedWork program helps businesses and employers avoid layoffs by paying employees partial unemployment benefits when their work hours are reduced.

Washington State Department of Health 

Center for Disease Control (CDC) 

Find information in other languages: doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/NovelCoronavirusOutbreak2020/HealthEducation 

Washington State Department of Health COVID-19 information in American Sign Language (ASL): youtube.com/playlist?list=PL82Z-swK0-4njl9qWjAoNY1HKbWndlq4i 

Washington State coronavirus response   

Governor Jay Inslee’s Office   

Mayor Kartak Declares State of Emergency
A letter to the Snohomish Community from your Electeds

Need assistance with rent or utilities?  Financial aid is available:
  

City of Snohomish Utilities Covid-19 assistance

The Snohomish County PUD Covid-19 assistance   

Puget Sound Energy Covid-19 assistance 

For rental assistance: Call North Sound 2-1-1.  Renters should call 1-800-223-8145 ext. 3.


Tips to protect yourself, your loved ones and your community 

  • Remain calm and informed
  • Wash your hands
  • Cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze or cough
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth
  • Stay at home.

Latest News and Information

  • November 15: Washington State Governor expands Safe Start requirements.
  • July 21: Snohomish City Council approve Resolution 1413 authorizing the Mayor to distribute up to $200,000 in economic recovery with Snohomish Small Business Relief Grants.
  • May 7: Mayor John Kartak and Council President Jason Sanders issued a joint letter to the community regarding Stay Home Stay Healthy extension.
  • April 24: Mayor John Kartak and the mayors of Snohomish County cities today issued a joint letter to the community.
  • March 30: City of Snohomish Planning Department updates process for permitting and inspections.
  • March 23: Governor Jay Inslee issued a "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order requiring every Washingtonian to stay home unless they need to pursue an essential activity. The proclamation also bans all social, spiritual and recreational gatherings, and closes all non-essential businesses.
  • March 23: Temporary Suspension of Reusable Bag Ordinance
  • March 23: Out of an abundance of caution of the further spread of COVID 19, Mayor Kartak issues an Emergency Declaration and supporting Resolution designating emergency measures for bidding and purchasing are in effect.
  • March 20: In response to the COVID – 19 Virus, some Park Facilities are closed per the current State of Washington Department of Health recommendations.
  • March 20: A Message to the Snohomish Community from your elected officials and City staff.
  • March 13: City Hall closed to public access.
  • March 12: City of Snohomish cancels public events
  • January 11, 2021: Questions about the COVID-19 Vaccine?