Snohomish Times Newspaper | 924.5 First St Snohomish Washington 98290

Published:2010-09-01 Local
Snohomish County Fire District 7 wants to make sure your address is visible!

Would emergency crews be able to find you if you needed help? In an emergency, every second counts, and there is no better way to ensure a quick response than to have your address clearly marked. Dont wait for an emergency to find out that your address is not visible from the street.

Address numbers should be:

Contrasting or reflective
AT LEAST three inches high plain block

Snohomish County Fire District 7 can make you a personalized reflective address sign to ensure that your address is visible from the street. Order your sign today for only $12. Horizontal or vertical signs are available.

To order your sign, visit www.firedistrict7.com, or contact Public Educator Autumn Waite at 360-282-3956 or awaite@firedistrict7.com.

Snohomish News:
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