How do I find out if my neighbor has a permit?

Use the search function of the SSPP if you notice work going on in town and want to know whether it is permitted.  Open the SSPP and click Search Public Records.  Enter the address, street name, keyword, or type of work in the search bar for a list of permits, both issued (dating back to 2019) and in review.  More detailed instructions on how to search public records can be found here.

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1. How do I find out if my property is within Snohomish City limits?
2. How close to the property line can I build?
3. What is the purpose of a building permit?
4. Do I need a building permit?
5. How much will my building permit cost?
6. Who do I contact with questions about the permit application process?
7. What is required for permit submittal?
8. Do I need to hire a professional to do the plans?
9. Can I act as my own contractor?
10. How do I request an inspection?
11. When does my building permit expire?
12. How long does it take to get a permit?
13. What should I do with my permit?
14. Do I need to get a permit for a fence?
15. What is the SSPP and how do I use it?
16. How do I find out if my neighbor has a permit?