The nearly $68 million project was funded through a sales tax that voters approved in 2018.
EVERETT, Wash. — Snohomish County’s new 911 call center will start taking emergency calls Wednesday morning.
KING 5 got an exclusive look at the new space off Everett Mall Way.
“Around the clock, yup, 24/7 – 365,” said Marie Arnold, Snohomish County 911 dispatch supervisor. “We have people here every day to answer the 911 calls.”
The call for an improved 911 center in Snohomish County has been answered.
“This space is state of the art,” said Arnold, while she was giving KING 5 a tour of
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