Community Health & Safety

Animals 

Animal Diseases 
The Evergreen State Fair adheres to all requirements set by the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) and our own more stringent measures to keep people and animals healthy. This includes informing our exhibitors how to care for their animals before, during and after the fair. Before the animals enter the barns, a veterinarian checks each animal. During the fair each morning and evening all of the animals are checked by a veterinarian. We also follow specific protocols based on animal species.  We have other rules in place to protect the public which includes: no petting animals or going inside animal pens and we encourage hand washing after going inside the barns and have wash stations and hand sanitizer outside the barns.  

Handwashing 
Do not eat in any animal barns and be sure to wash hands thoroughly with soap and water if touching any animals. 

Air Quality

In the event of wildfire smoke impacting the air quality in Monroe, the Evergreen State Fair will offer attendees N95 masks to wear while outdoors. Please follow the direction of medical professionals. Attendees who purchased admission tickets can use their tickets for another day of same value.  

Bathrooms 

The Evergreen State Fair cleans and sanitizes bathrooms throughout each day. Fairgoers can notify staff if there is a bathroom in need of services by using the SeeClickFix. 

Family Services 

Baby Changing Stations 
There are family style restrooms available with baby changing stations located in Buildings 100, 200, 301, 401, 501, 601 and 604. The Llama Lounge is located at 401 and includes private nursing spaces with rocking chairs, changing station with supplies in case you run out and a quiet space to take your child. 

Adult Changing Station 
There is an adult changing table located in the Western Heritage Center, Building 611 and 401 restroom. 

First Aid & Security Station 

Both offices are located at the southwest side of the Fairgrounds (407 on the map), next to the Fair Administration Office. 

Lost Persons

Lost Persons Booth 
Lost children and fairgoers should be directed to the Lost Person’s Station near the Sheriff’s Office (407 on the map). Sponsored and staffed by Snohomish County Medical Reserve Corps, the lost Fairgoers are watched over until they are reunited with their families. This process is applicable for guests of all ages. 

Child Safety 
More information about the Fair’s Child Safety Program: https://evergreenfair.org/188/Child-Safety