Stopped by to ask about renewing my enhanced driver's license which expires in a few months. Could…read morenot renew online or make a DOL appointment. Front counter was a very helpful employee who demonstrated great patience with the customers online. When it was my turn, explained why I couldn't renew online and made me an appointment that fit my schedule. Obviously the department was understaffed and explained the current wait time. Overall a very good experience.

They suck! Don't have an apt. I would not even bother with this place. They are rude and don't care…read morewhat your situation is. License expiring in 3 days didn't know you needed an apt these days, drove an hour to get there before they opened. Stood in line 30 minutes before they opened and they still turned me away because I didn't have an apt. They were rude customer service sucked!

I came in to renew my RV tags. First time going in person last year and going in again in person…read morethis year. So close and no waiting for mail delivery. Super easy in and out! Great staff!

If you know of this office, you know that it is a small space and pretty much always packed…read more Circumstances brought me here two days in a row, a different gal at the helm each day. Both were extremely helpful, efficient, knowledgeable and kind. Friday afternoon, the tiny lobby was constantly full, and even tho she was there solo, she rocked it and no one felt that they were waiting very long. Saturday mornings are a great time to go, FYI. Thankfully an empty lobby as I drug my surly teenager in to put his car in his name, so he could no longer blame mom for his expired tabs :)

Took a while to find me while at a well known location but their service was great once they…read morearrived.

Would have shown up earlier to a roll over accident off Pioneer Hwy if the dispatcher wouldn't have…read moreargued about needing a cross-street to dispatch. "I'm upside-down, in a ditch, down an embankment. There is no cross-street." Once dispatched, they were on scene within a minute, knowing exactly where the car had gone off the road with my wife's description since there was no evidence from the street otherwise. They treated my wife, sister-in-law and dogs with great care. When I arrived, they listened and answered all my questions with patience and understanding.

Detective Kristen Parnell deserves a raise. Humble and…read morecompassionate. Professional and highly experienced. The ladies at the front office are always so sweet and helpful. I am forever grateful for Detective Parnell and hope one day all law enforcement could be like her.

GO HERE FOR PASSPORT RENEWAL OR NEW APPLICATIONS!!!! Went to LS police department to apply for a…read morepassport, after waiting at the Everett Post Office for 45 only to be told that it would be a 3 week wait to apply. I immediately left for Lake Stevens PD and was in and out in under 10 min. The officer at the front desk was very helpful with all important information I needed, polite and extremely courteous. She even made sure I liked my picture that she took! Definitely worth the extra $25.00 to have my paperwork processed through them. I would suggest anyone needing a new passport or renewal under a time crunch, go to Lake Stevens Police Dept. 5 star review from me! Thank goodness for small town police departments!

Hugh shoutout to these kind firemen who helped me assemble and install a brand new car seat. I'm…read moreso grateful and my Godson is too.

Hello, My name is…read moreCaress Pina and I am the sister of a recent 911 caller to which members of the Snohomish County Fire District 1 responded. My sister is 19 and has sickle cell anemia. It is a life threatening chronic illness. The leading causes of death with this disease include severe pain all over the body, chest pain, shortness of breath, stroke, or catching a virus that their weak immune systems can't fight off. My sister suddenly went into a pain crisis accompanied by severe chest pain, severe shortness of breath, and vomiting. She called our brother to pick her up but I told her to call 911. As expected, the Emergency Vehicle arrived first. My sister was in the fetal position on the floor when they arrived. They took her vitals and saw her blood pressure was 170/100. Instead of giving her oxygen, they asked if she had taken her albuterol then whispered about whether she should take more puffs. They put a pulze ox on her finger and saw her oxygen levels were low but still did not give her oxygen. They then asked her what hospital she usually goes to, she told them Seattle Children's and they said they don't go that far. All this is going on amidst the responders making jokes and laughing about unrelated things. Finally whoever was in charge told her there isn't anything they can do as EMT's and silently waited for her to respond. My 19 year old sister is on the floor writhing in pain, gasping for air and those who are supposed to be responsible for her life are standing around making jokes and waiting for her to give them the okay to leave the scene. They asked her if she wanted to wait for the paramedic that goes to her hospital or wait for her 19 year old twin brother to take her instead of rushing her to the hospital for emergency care themselves. This is a gross failure to serve. They put her in even more danger by showing a lack of compassion and sheer ignorance to the magnitude of the situation. My sister could have died. My brother could have been caught in traffic and her condition could have worsened and she could have DIED because a room full of people who were supposed to care for her simply didn't. What's worse is they didn't even have the decency to call the hospital ahead of time to alert them of her arrival or explain the situation. She is now admitted at Settle Children's on the CANCER floor. That is how serious her condition is. I need to know what will be done. There needs to be training about chronic illness of ALL types and how to properly and effectively respond. Behaviors need to be corrected and those responders need to know that EVERY situation where someone calls 911 is an emergency and should be treated as such. They behaved unprofessionally and it's unacceptable. Just imagine being 19, being in a pain crisis, knowing your illness can kill you, calling 911 and having everyone arrive and stand around watching while you're curled up on the floor crying in pain and barely breathing.

A beautiful sight along the Everett shoreline. The majestic sight of Navy warships along the pier…read morereminds you of the awesome power that is right here in the Puget Sound. For those who can access the base, there is a small Navy Exchange and barber shop for your essentials. There is a robust MWR office and marina here. You can rent recreational equipment and get discount tickets. There is a pretty impressive single sailor program to keep you entertained and occupied in your spare time. All in all, a nice smaller surface ship base.

As I have literally been on every Navy base in the world I can say without a doubt this base is…read morepretty nice looking. Every time I come here it reminds me of a college campus. The all brick buildings with green roofs is what gives me that impression. Most bases have random looking buildings scattered throughout the base. They appear to have ample parking which considering this is a carrier base is unusual. The base admin buildings are easy to find and they have a decent amount of direction signs to help you find sites. What is lacking is with the Exchange. It was on the puny side and had minimal items for sale. I was surprised for the amount of people that can be at the base they the NEX would be so small. The food court is sad and despite being here on numerous occasions I always eat out in town.

We love this library. First time checking out story time and the kids loved it. All the kids were…read moreso happy to hear the books read out loud and sing along with songs. They even had a little craft project at the end of class that tied into the book theme. We really enjoyed that. The songs were so fun and interactive and the staff leader was so sweet with the kids. The library was very very clean and organized. So far my favorite Snohomish location we have checked out yet. Looking forward to the nexts story time.

I am a huge fan of utilizing and supporting your local library. Walking into a library evokes a…read moresense of wonderment of what you are about to discover and learn. Very helpful staff and updated seating and study areas.

Such a cute library. It has a nice university library feel to it with a kid-ish charm. Inside it…read morelooks newer, clean, spacious, and there are plenty of different areas to study and read like the comfy chairs at the end by the fireplace or within the book cases. So peaceful. I was immediately greeted by the folks at the middle desk and as I studied I could hear them kindly checking in on others and helping out. They're friendly here, I definitely loved the vibe. I chose a large table in the fiction section where there was a magical looking Hobbit painting and giant windows on the sides. Even on a cloudy day these windows provide a lot of natural light and it's a motivating spot to sit and get work done. You can even sit at the window sill and really enjoy the light. I was happy to find my table had an outlet on the desk for convenience but there are also outlets laid out everywhere. A huge plus! The computer areas are also scattered throughout instead of it being a large area where you have to sit with everyone and I thought that was pretty cool. Another plus for the study room fully equipped! However, online it says they're currently not available but I'm looking forward to it opening back up!

Lovely library and community space. Fireplace to read by, good kids section/play space, good…read morecookbook selection. Friendly staff.