Live In Everett And Love The Fair? Join The Evergreen Fair Board

October 23, 2019

Everett

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Volunteers are needed.

While the annual Evergreen State Fair happens in Monroe, the Fair Advisory Board is looking to folks in Everett and other urban areas of Snohomish County to offer some advice. Here’s more.

Applications and nominations are needed for immediate openings to the Evergreen State Fair Advisory Board from Council District 2 (Everett/Mukilteo/ Tulalip), Council District 3 (Lynnwood/Edmonds) and Council District 4 (Mill Creek/Bothell/Mountlake Terrace/Brier).  Applications can be found at https://www.evergreenfair.org/131/Fair-Advisory-Board.

The Evergreen State Fair Advisory Board aids in managing and preserving the largest publicly owned fair in the Pacific Northwest including advising on:

  • maintaining the county’s ties to its agricultural roots
  • expanding programs for youngsters and teens
  • encouraging local food growth
  • broadening public safety efforts
  • enhancing child-safety programs
  • evaluating budgets
  • reviewing and recommending entertainment
  • initiating innovative programs and projects

“Every August, Snohomish County throws a 12-day celebration of community for more than 350,000 friends and neighbors,” said Fair Manager, Jeremy Husby. “Advisory board members are critical to the success of the 111-year old fair and the role it plays in connecting communities together.”

Board members meet monthly and more frequently during the Fair. For more information about joining the advisory board, contact: Jeremy Husby at (425) 388-6601.

Nomination/application form at https://www.evergreenfair.org/131/Fair-Advisory-Board

The 2020 Evergreen State Fair runs August 27 through September 7.   For more information on the Evergreen State Fair visit EvergreenFair.org.



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