Budget Watch

Everett: $5,495 to Consolidated Press of Seattle for printing calendars that show when homeowners should water their lawns.

$1,588 to Harnden Co. Inc. of Lynnwood for Arbor Day trees.

$394 to Davis Door Services Inc. of Everett for bus barn repair.

Marysville: $642,660 to Marysville Fire District 12 for fire and emergency aid service.

  • $95,050 to Otak, Inc. of Everett for a biological assessment of Hayho and Edgecomb creeks in Smokey Point.

    $96 to Champion Bolt Supply of Everett for nuts and bolts.

    Snohomish County: $250,000 to RH2 Engineering of Bothell to help design a sewer lift station at Paine Field Airport.

    Monroe: $17,984 to the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Corrections Bureau for jail fees.

    $275 to Nexxpost of Seattle for postage machine ink and tape.

    $9.72 to Burke Power Equipment and Small Engine Repair of Monroe for a string-trimmer head.

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