Budget Watch

Everett: $526 to Snohomish County Health District for weekly list of deaths in Snohomish County;

  • $945 to Village Theatre for Sorticulture sound services;

    • $4,082 to Davis Door Services Inc. of Everett for repairing the door at Fire Station No. 4.

    Marysville: $36,132 to Columbia Ford of Longview for a 2011 Ford F550 XL crew cab pickup;

  • $1,460 to DogSport Gear of Lynden for a police dog suit;

    • $1,369 to Cascade Natural Gas for natural gas service.

    Snohomish: $3,176.06 to Historic Downtown Snohomish for plants, planters and maintenance work;

  • $315.46 to Northwest Cascade Inc. of Woodinville for portable toilets;

    $17.38 to Les Schwab Tire Center of Snohomish for tire service on a backhoe.

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