Snohomish County Phone Directory

Use the Snohomish County phone directory to look up staff phone numbers, county office lines, clerk desks, and agency contacts across Everett, Lynnwood, Marysville, and the rest of Snohomish County. This Snohomish County phone directory page lists the numbers most people need when they want to call a real person. Find the right office fast. Skip long transfers. Search by name or by department and you will get to the right extension with less wait time. Keep a file number close when you call.

Snohomish County Phone Directory Basics

Snohomish County mostly uses the 425 area code, with 360 serving some north and east areas. The main county office sits at 3000 Rockefeller Avenue, Everett, WA 98201. That address is home to the Public Records Office, the Clerk, and many department desks. The Public Records Officer is Cecilia Wilson, and her line is 425-388-5004. Fax goes to 425-388-3985.

The Snohomish County phone directory starts with a main switchboard that will route you to the right office. Keep a case number or parcel number in hand. It saves time. Staff usually answer calls between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.

Note: Snohomish County records staff may need up to five business days to respond to a written public records request, so call first for time sensitive needs.

Snohomish County Public Records Phone Desk

The Snohomish County public records team handles written requests and phone questions about records across departments. You can file a request through the online portal or call the Public Records Office direct at 425-388-5004. Before you call, check the Snohomish County Public Records page to see what is already posted online. Some records are pulled without a formal request.

The public records page is the central hub for every department in the Snohomish County phone directory. Take a look at the Snohomish County Public Records site before you make a call.

That page lists commonly requested records, the request form, and contact info for the records officer.

Calls about real estate records, deeds, plats, and marriage certificates go to the Snohomish County Auditor's recording desk. The auditor's office keeps most documents from 1976 forward in a search tool online.

Recorded Documents Phone Contacts

The Snohomish County Recorded Documents Search covers land records, plats, surveys, and marriage certificates. You can search by name, document type, book and page, parcel ID, recording date, or legal description. The recording desk answers calls about how to search and how to order certified copies. Call 425-388-3483 for recording help.

Before you ring the desk, it helps to pull up the search page. The Snohomish County Recorded Documents Search runs right in the browser with no login.

That search tool returns watermarked copies you can print at home. Certified copies still need a call or a visit.

Clerk, Sheriff, and Other Snohomish County Phones

The Snohomish County Clerk runs the Superior Court filing desk and case file window. The clerk phone is 425-388-3466. Staff there handle civil, criminal, family, and probate filings. For sheriff records, call the sheriff records unit at 425-388-3393. Both desks answer under RCW 42.56, the Public Records Act.

Useful Snohomish County lines to save:

• Clerk: 425-388-3466
• Public Records Officer: 425-388-5004
• Recording: 425-388-3483
• Sheriff Records: 425-388-3393
• Assessor: 425-388-3433

Note: Some Snohomish County staff phones roll to voicemail at lunch, so try a morning call for the fastest pickup.

Snohomish County Assessor and Additional Desks

The Snohomish County Assessor phone is 425-388-3433. The assessor keeps property tax rolls, land values, and exemption data. Call that line for questions about a tax bill or a property value dispute. The assessor desk is open Monday through Friday, same hours as the main county building. If you need a parcel number before you call, look it up on the county GIS site first.

The county also runs a Public Records Request Portal for formal written requests. Cecilia Wilson is the Public Records Officer. She works out of 3000 Rockefeller Avenue in Everett. The fax for that desk is 425-388-3985. If you want a fast check, the county posts commonly requested records on its site so you may not need to file a formal request at all. Check the list first. It can save you a call and a wait.

For recorded documents like deeds, plats, and marriage certificates, most files from July 1976 forward are in the online search tool. You can view and print watermarked copies right from your home computer. Certified copies still need a trip to the office or a phone call to set up a mail order. Call the recording desk at 425-388-3483 for pricing and turnaround times on certified copies.

State Phone Resources for Snohomish County

Some searches in Snohomish County end at state agencies. The Washington Courts name and case search covers Snohomish along with every other county. The WSP WATCH criminal history tool is the official state path for background checks. The Washington State Digital Archives research desk can help you find old Snohomish County court files and census records.

For vital records, use DOH Vital Records. For business agent phones, the Secretary of State Corporations portal is the right stop.

Cities in Snohomish County

Snohomish County cities keep their own clerk phones and police records desks. Click a city to view its local phone directory page.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Snohomish County. Try a nearby phone directory if the office you need is outside Snohomish.