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Skagit County Public Safety Building
One of 8 police station listings in Mount Vernon.
About Skagit County Public Safety Building
Skagit County Public Safety Building is a police station in the public service and government sector, based in Mount Vernon, WA. Its recorded address is 600 S 3rd St, 98273. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website, an email address. It is one of 8 police station listings tracked in Mount Vernon; the nearest comparable listing is Skagit County Sheriff, within walking distance in Mt Vernon.
- Address
- 600 S 3rd St, Mount Vernon, WA, 98273
- Phone
- (360) 336-9450
- Website
- skagitcounty.net
- sheriff@co.skagit.wa.us
Questions
Where is Skagit County Public Safety Building located?
600 S 3rd St, Mount Vernon, WA, 98273
How do I contact Skagit County Public Safety Building?
(360) 336-9450 · http://www.skagitcounty.net
What type of business is Skagit County Public Safety Building?
Skagit County Public Safety Building is a police station (public service and government) in Mount Vernon.
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- Washington State PatrolBurlington7.6 km
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- Swinomish Police DepartmentLa Conner12.5 km
- Stanwood Police DepartmentStanwood19.6 km
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- Stillaguamish Tribe Police DepartmentArlington26.0 km
- SSG WALSH, Washington Army National Guard RecruiterAnacortes22.8 km
- Anacortes Police DepartmentAnacortes22.8 km
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“Skagit County Public Safety Building, Mount Vernon — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.