It seems to me that the Snohomish County Council and Everett’s mayoral office should be asking two questions about this problem.
1. Who failed to inform them, who decided not to inform them? 2. How fast can that person(s) clear out their desk(s)?
I know that’s the questions I have for them, and the appropriate elected officials as well.
Norman Moss
Snohomish
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