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Aug 14, 2026
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Sep 25, 2026
The selected vendor will be responsible for proposing, delivering, and coordinating a solution addressing the following five project components.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Snohomish
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Snohomish
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
360-568-2141
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
98290
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Snohomish County Fire District #4
The meeting included discussions on various financial and operational topics. There were questions about accounts payable, including clarification on payments to Kent Bruce and Ellen Curtis. The board discussed and approved a proposal for a consultant to handle Station 42's SEPA process, as well as a septic system review for the same station. Additionally, there was a discussion about designing and building a custom kitchen table for Station 41, with a preference for a collaborative approach involving department members. The meeting also covered low voltage components for Station 41, including necessary switches for security cameras and other technology, with plans to reuse old components in other stations.
The meeting included discussions and approvals related to accounts payable, payroll, and a Q&A session about the EMS levy. The District's communication plan was presented. A testing company was approved. A low-voltage contractor was approved for technology upgrades at multiple locations, including security and intranet systems, with an amendment to include additional buildings and funding from reserves.
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The meeting included discussions about changes to the agenda, review of previous meeting minutes, and old and new business items. The commissioners discussed concerns about race identification on forms, statistical usage, and CPR instructors. They addressed resolution 461, FEMA grant applications, and a cost recovery for COVID-related expenses. Additionally, they talked about supporting a high school graduation event and chaplain support for community members. There were also discussions regarding a letter about district names and an executive session related to contracts.
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