Snohomish County Fire District 21 faces the loss of two critically needed paramedics on July 1 if voters reject the levy in the April special election.
ARLINGTON, Wash. — It is said “elections have consequences” — and that is being felt deeply in one Snohomish County city.
Last August, Arlington voters rejected a levy increase and the impact could soon be felt in the form of life threatening cuts to the fire service.
Snohomish County Fire District 21 could lose two paramedics, reducing their crew numbers by 50%. The district serves an area with an aging and growing population of 10,000 and covers 70
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