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Help is still available after Snohomish County’s 2025 floods

Salvation Army case managers continue to help households affected by the December 2025 floods find resources and plan their recovery.

Floodwater covers low fields beneath power lines in a foggy rural landscape.
Flooded fields in Snohomish. File photo by Jay Heike / Unsplash.

Households still recovering from the December 2025 floods can seek help finding resources and planning their next steps, United Way of Snohomish County said in a new reminder.

The organization shared a Salvation Army notice saying disaster case managers continue to connect households with government and nonprofit recovery resources, advocate for them and help develop recovery plans.

The notice encourages anyone who needs help recovering from the flooding to apply by calling 360-930-9705.

When calling, ask which resources are currently available for your situation, how to apply and what information the case manager needs.

United Way says it serves as lead coordinator of the Snohomish County Long-Term Recovery Group, working with county Human Services, the Salvation Army and other partners to coordinate recovery resources.

More information is available in United Way’s recovery reminder and on its disaster relief and recovery page.

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