Commercial gates Monroe WA businesses rely on, along with farm and equestrian gates, need to be planned around the way the property is actually used. Monroe is not only a residential community. It has farms, horse properties, commercial corridors, industrial sites, shops, storage areas, schools, public-facing facilities, and neighborhoods that connect to both rural Snohomish County and the busy US-2 corridor. Good commercial gates Monroe WA projects, and farm and equestrian ones too, start with how the property really works.
That mix creates real access challenges.
A homeowner may want a custom driveway gate for privacy. A horse property may need wide, reliable access for trailers. A business may need secure employee and vendor entry. A storage yard may need a commercial slide gate and access control. A public-facing property may need bollards, cameras, and ADA-compliant entry automation.
Emerald Gate Systems is a Washington-based gate and access control company serving residential, commercial, agricultural, institutional, and managed properties across Northwest Washington and the greater Puget Sound region. The company designs, fabricates, installs, automates, and services custom gates, access control systems, ADA-compliant entry solutions, intercoms, cameras, sensors, bollards, and gate repair systems built for Pacific Northwest conditions.
Monroe’s local setting makes this kind of work especially important. The Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe is a 193-acre site that has hosted the Evergreen State Fair since 1949, and the fair is described as one of the largest annual events in the Pacific Northwest and the largest single attraction in Snohomish County. The fairgrounds also host year-round events such as horse shows, trade shows, swap meets, and auto races.
That matters because Monroe properties often need gates that can handle real movement: family vehicles, trailers, livestock access, delivery trucks, service vehicles, customers, employees, vendors, and event-related traffic. A gate here should not just look good. It should work.
Quick Answer: What Gate System Works Best for a Monroe Property?
The best gate system for a Monroe property depends on the property type, driveway layout, vehicle traffic, and access needs. Homes may need custom driveway gates, farms and horse properties may need wider durable gates for trailers and equipment, and commercial properties may need automated gates with keypads, card readers, cameras, intercoms, bollards, and ongoing repair support.
Common Monroe gate and access control solutions include:
- Farm and acreage gates for trailers, equipment, livestock areas, and private roads
- Equestrian gates for horse properties, barns, arenas, and trailer access
- Commercial gate solutions for shops, yards, warehouses, storage areas, and facilities
- Custom driveway gates for homes, estates, and rural residences
- Access control systems with keypads, remotes, fobs, card readers, intercoms, and cameras
- Automatic gate systems for daily-use residential, farm, commercial, and managed entrances
- Gate repair and maintenance for sagging, dragging, damaged, or unreliable systems
- Bollard installation for storefronts, pedestrian areas, equipment, and protected entrances
- ADA-compliant entry automation for public-facing and managed properties
If you are still comparing options, Emerald’s main automatic gate installation and access control services page is the best internal starting point because it shows the full service mix: custom gate design, residential gate installation, commercial gate solutions, access control, gate repair, and automatic gate systems.
Why Monroe Properties Need Practical Gate Planning
Monroe has a wide range of properties, and that makes gate planning more important than simply choosing a style.
The City of Monroe’s land use materials note that commercial uses have been constructed along US 2, where many large-format retail and service uses are located. The same materials state that approximately 46 percent of Monroe’s land is developed as detached homes, showing the city’s strong detached-residential pattern.
That mix matters.
A gate for a detached home near a neighborhood street has different needs than a gate for a horse property, an acreage driveway, a shop near a commercial corridor, or a storage yard that sees work trucks all day.
A Monroe gate project should answer practical questions early:
- Who uses the entrance every day?
- Do trucks, trailers, horse trailers, RVs, or service vehicles need extra clearance?
- Is the driveway paved, gravel, sloped, narrow, or curved?
- Can vehicles wait safely without blocking the road?
- Does the property need a keypad, camera, intercom, fob, or card reader?
- Does the entrance need to work during power outages?
- Is the current gate worth repairing before automation?
- Are pedestrians using the same entrance as vehicles?
- Does the property need ADA-compliant access planning?
- Are bollards needed near buildings, walkways, or equipment?
Monroe’s Building Division is responsible for building permit and code administration, including plan review, inspection services, building code information, code enforcement, and public outreach. Monroe’s permitting page also directs property owners to information on permitting, maps, building, applications, active projects, permit status, and planning and zoning.
That does not mean every gate project needs the same approval path. It does mean driveway work, electrical work, right-of-way conditions, fire access, accessibility, and site changes should be reviewed before installation.
Planning a Monroe Gate Project?
Emerald Gate Systems can review the driveway, gate style, vehicle movement, user access, power options, safety devices, and long-term maintenance needs before recommending a system. Schedule a consultation for a Monroe property review.
Farm and Acreage Gates for Monroe Properties
Farm and acreage gates need to be practical first.
A gate on a working property may need to handle trucks, trailers, livestock areas, hay deliveries, equipment, workers, service providers, and family vehicles. It also has to keep working through rain, mud, gravel, seasonal use, and daily wear.
A farm or acreage gate may need:
- Wide openings for trucks and trailers
- Strong posts and hinges
- Durable steel or aluminum construction
- Simple manual operation or reliable automation
- Keypad or remote access
- Solar automation where power is limited
- Clear access for deliveries and service providers
- Separate pedestrian or livestock access where needed
- Gate repair support when parts wear or shift
For Monroe properties with barns, fields, outbuildings, equipment storage, or private roads, the gate should be planned around how vehicles actually move. A driveway that works for a pickup may not work for a trailer. A gate that looks good near the road may be awkward if drivers cannot pull fully off the street before entering.
Emerald’s custom gate design and fabrication service is the right internal link for farm and acreage owners who need a gate built around width, strength, vehicle clearance, and property use.
The goal is not to overcomplicate the entrance. The goal is to build a gate that works every day.
Equestrian Gate Planning for Horse Properties
Equestrian properties have their own access needs.
A horse property may need to handle horse trailers, feed deliveries, farriers, veterinarians, boarders, trainers, family vehicles, and guests. The gate should support that movement without creating tight turns, awkward stops, or unreliable access.
Equestrian gate planning should consider:
- Horse trailer turning radius
- Gate width
- Safe vehicle staging
- Gravel or paved approach
- Visibility near the road
- Access for vets, farriers, feed delivery, and boarders
- Separate pedestrian or barn access
- Remote or keypad entry
- Camera or intercom options
- Gate hardware that can handle frequent use
A gate that is too narrow can make trailer movement stressful. A gate placed too close to the road can leave trailers waiting in unsafe positions. A system that depends on one shared code can become hard to manage if many people need access.
For properties with multiple users, Emerald’s gate access control systems page is the right internal link because it covers keypads, RFID readers, intercoms, cameras, sensors, and controlled-entry automation.
A good equestrian gate does not just secure the entrance. It helps the property function smoothly.
Need a Gate for a Farm or Horse Property?
Emerald Gate Systems can help plan gate width, hardware, automation, access control, and trailer-friendly entry for Monroe-area acreage and equestrian properties. Contact Emerald to schedule a site visit.
Commercial Gate Solutions for Monroe Businesses and Service Properties
Commercial gates in Monroe need to be built around traffic, security, and daily operations.
A business entrance may need to handle employees, vendors, customers, deliveries, service trucks, contractors, and after-hours users. A storage yard may need stronger access control. A shop or service property may need a gate that opens reliably every morning and secures the site at night.
Emerald’s commercial gate solutions service is the best internal link for businesses, facilities, and managed properties that need controlled vehicle access, durable hardware, automation, and long-term support.
Commercial gate solutions may be useful for:
- Shops and service businesses
- Contractor yards
- Equipment storage areas
- Warehouses
- Light industrial properties
- Fleet parking areas
- Storage yards
- Public-facing facilities
- Schools and institutional properties
- Maintenance or utility areas
- Commercial sites along US 2
- Properties near event or visitor traffic
A commercial gate system may include:
- Heavy-duty swing or slide gate installation
- High-cycle gate operators
- Keypad access
- Card readers or fobs
- Video intercoms
- Camera integration
- Vehicle detection
- Access schedules
- Bollards
- Emergency access planning
- Preventive maintenance
For commercial entrances, duty cycle matters. A gate that opens a few times per day at a home is not the same as a gate that handles employees, delivery drivers, vendors, and service vehicles throughout the week.
The gate, operator, access controls, and maintenance plan should be treated as one system.
Access Control Systems for Monroe Gates
Access control decides who gets in, when they get in, and how access is managed.
For a home or farm, access control may be as simple as remotes and a keypad. For a commercial, equestrian, HOA, or institutional property, access control may need to support different users with different access needs.
Emerald’s gate access control systems page is the best internal link for this section because it connects directly to keypads, RFID readers, intercoms, cameras, sensors, and controlled-entry automation.
Common access control options include:
- Keypads
- Remote transmitters
- Card readers
- RFID readers
- Fobs
- Mobile access tools
- Audio intercoms
- Video intercoms
- Telephone entry systems
- Security cameras
- Timed access schedules
- Vehicle detection loops
- Exit sensors
- User permission management
The best access control system depends on the property.
A Monroe homeowner may need a keypad for guests and remotes for family vehicles. A farm owner may want a code for deliveries and service providers. A horse property may need controlled access for boarders, farriers, and veterinarians. A commercial property may need employee credentials and vendor schedules.
Access control should make the entrance easier to manage. It should not turn simple entry into a daily frustration.
Need Keypads, Cameras, or Intercoms?
For Monroe properties that need better visitor screening, employee access, vendor entry, or controlled driveway access, schedule a consultation with Emerald Gate Systems.
Custom Driveway Gates for Monroe Homes
Monroe has many residential properties where a custom driveway gate can improve privacy, appearance, and access control.
A custom gate should match the property and the way the driveway is used. It should not look like an afterthought, and it should not create problems for daily entry.
Emerald’s residential gate installation service is designed for homeowners who want a gate system that fits the driveway, the home, and the household’s access needs.
A residential gate system may include:
- Custom driveway gate design
- Manual or automatic operation
- Remote access
- Keypad entry
- Guest or delivery codes
- Camera and intercom entry
- Smart access options
- Battery backup
- Solar automation where practical
- Gate repair and maintenance support
For homeowners focused on style and materials, Emerald’s custom gate design and fabrication page is the better internal link.
A custom driveway gate may be:
- Privacy-focused
- Decorative
- Modern
- Rustic
- Steel
- Aluminum
- Iron
- Wood-accented
- Built for automation
- Built for manual operation now and automation later
A good residential gate should feel natural to use. If the system is too slow, too complicated, or poorly placed, it becomes frustrating. If it is designed well, it becomes part of the property’s daily rhythm.
Gate Repair and Maintenance for Monroe Weather and Daily Use
Gate repair is not something to put off when the entrance is used every day.
A gate that drags, sags, opens slowly, reverses unexpectedly, or stops responding can quickly become a bigger problem. On a farm or equestrian property, that may affect deliveries, trailers, and service providers. At a commercial site, it can disrupt employees or vendors. At a home, it can make the driveway feel unreliable.
Emerald’s gate repair and maintenance service is the right internal link for readers dealing with damaged, aging, or unreliable gates.
Common gate repair issues include:
- Gate sagging
- Gate dragging on gravel or pavement
- Broken hinges
- Damaged posts
- Worn rollers
- Bent frames
- Rust or corrosion
- Faulty keypads
- Remote-control problems
- Intercom issues
- Camera or video entry problems
- Misaligned sensors
- Operator failure
- Battery backup failure
- Storm or impact damage
Maintenance may include:
- Checking gate alignment
- Inspecting hinges and brackets
- Testing safety sensors and edges
- Cleaning debris from gate paths
- Inspecting wiring and control boards
- Checking batteries
- Testing remotes, keypads, and intercoms
- Looking for rust, cracks, or movement
- Adjusting limits and force settings
Monroe properties with gravel drives, trailers, commercial traffic, or frequent users may need regular maintenance to avoid larger repairs later.
Is Your Gate Sagging, Dragging, or Not Responding?
If your Monroe gate is unreliable, noisy, damaged, or hard to use, contact Emerald Gate Systems for repair diagnostics and service support.
Automatic Gate Systems for Working Entrances
Automatic gate systems are useful when a gate is used often, when drivers should not have to leave the vehicle, or when controlled access is needed for multiple users.
In Monroe, automatic gates may be useful for:
- Residential driveways
- Farm entrances
- Horse properties
- Contractor yards
- Commercial sites
- Storage areas
- Private roads
- Managed properties
- Schools or public-facing facilities
Emerald’s automatic gate systems service covers gate automation, smart access upgrades, operator installation, and automation retrofits. Emerald’s services page also notes that the company installs, programs, and maintains gate automation systems for residential and commercial properties across Washington, including solar-powered solutions for rural and off-grid properties.
Automatic gate systems may include:
- Swing gate operators
- Slide gate operators
- Battery backup
- Solar power options
- Keypads
- Remotes
- Card readers
- Intercoms
- Vehicle detection
- Safety devices
- Smart access controls
Automation should not be added to a gate that is already failing.
If the gate is sagging, dragging, too heavy, poorly supported, or damaged, it should be repaired or replaced before an operator is installed. A gate operator can only perform well when the gate itself is properly built, balanced, and aligned.
For farm, equestrian, commercial, and managed properties, operator duty cycle matters. A low-use residential operator should not be installed on a high-traffic entrance.
Bollard Installation for Monroe Businesses, Facilities, and Public Areas
Bollards protect specific areas where vehicles and people move close together.
A gate controls access to an entrance. Bollards help protect walkways, storefronts, equipment, parking edges, loading areas, and public-facing spaces.
Bollards may be useful near:
- Storefronts
- Commercial building entrances
- School entrances
- Fairgrounds-adjacent or event-facing facilities
- Utility equipment
- Pedestrian walkways
- Loading areas
- Parking lot edges
- Apartment entrances
- Public-facing facilities
- Service roads
- Outdoor gathering areas
Bollards can be fixed, removable, decorative, or security-focused depending on the property. A retail storefront needs a different setup than a warehouse door, school entrance, utility pad, or event-facing pedestrian area.
Emerald includes bollard installation among its Washington gate and access control services, along with residential and commercial gates, ADA entry automation, repairs, and smart gate upgrades. For bollard planning, readers can start with Emerald’s services page or go directly to the contact page for a site review.
ADA-Compliant Entry Automation for Public-Facing Properties
ADA-compliant entry automation matters for schools, healthcare properties, public-facing businesses, event facilities, commercial buildings, institutional properties, and managed sites.
The 2010 ADA Standards set minimum requirements for newly designed and constructed or altered state and local government facilities, public accommodations, and commercial facilities to be accessible and usable by individuals with disabilities. The U.S. Access Board explains that doors, doorways, and gates providing user passage on accessible routes must comply, and at least one accessible door, doorway, or gate serving each accessible room, space, and entrance must comply.
For property owners and managers, that means entry planning should consider people, not just vehicles.
Accessible entry planning may involve:
- Clear user passage
- Proper control placement
- Push-button access
- Low-force entry
- Automatic door operators
- Pedestrian gate access
- Intercom placement
- Camera or visitor entry systems
- Safe approach routes
- Separation from vehicle gate movement
A vehicle gate is not automatically an accessible pedestrian gate. A vehicle gate controls cars and trucks. An accessible pedestrian route serves people walking or using mobility devices.
Emerald’s gate access control systems page is a useful internal link here because ADA entry automation often connects with controlled entry, push-button access, cameras, intercoms, sensors, and door operators.
Need Accessible Entry Planning?
For public-facing, commercial, school, healthcare, event, or managed properties in Monroe, contact Emerald Gate Systems to review ADA entry automation, access control, and safe entry planning.
Safety Considerations for Automated Gate Systems
Automated gates are moving systems, and safety should be planned from the start.
UL 325 relates to gate operators and external entrapment protection devices used with door and gate systems. ASTM F2200 establishes performance-based and prescriptive-based methods for evaluating automated vehicular gate construction used for vehicle traffic, including slide gates, swing gates, vertical lift gates, vertical pivot gates, and overhead pivot gates.
For Monroe property owners, the practical point is simple: an automatic gate should not be treated like a fence panel with a motor attached.
Safety planning may include:
- Photo eyes
- Contact edges
- Correct gate spacing
- Guarding for slide gates
- Proper operator selection
- Vehicle detection
- Pedestrian separation
- Emergency release access
- Battery backup
- Routine inspections
- Clear access instructions for users
This matters for homes, but it matters even more for horse properties, farms, commercial yards, event-facing sites, schools, and managed properties where many people and vehicles may interact with the gate.
Manual Gate, Automatic Gate, or Access-Controlled Gate?
Not every Monroe property needs the same kind of entrance.
A manual gate may be enough for a low-use field access point. An automatic gate may be better for a daily driveway. An access-controlled gate may be necessary when multiple users need managed permissions.
Manual gates work well when:
- The entrance is rarely used
- The owner wants a simple setup
- Security needs are basic
- There is no need for visitor screening
- Power is not available or not worth adding
- The gate is mainly for field, pasture, or boundary control
Automatic gates work well when:
- The entrance is used daily
- Drivers should not have to leave the vehicle
- Weather makes manual use inconvenient
- Multiple authorized users need access
- Convenience and privacy are priorities
- The gate is part of a larger security plan
Access-controlled gates work well when:
- Employees, residents, vendors, boarders, or service providers need permissions
- Guest entry needs to be managed
- Cameras or intercoms are needed
- Codes or credentials need to be changed over time
- The site has commercial, farm, equestrian, HOA, or institutional needs
The best setup is not always the most complex one. It is the one that fits daily use.
Permits, Planning, and Site Considerations in Monroe
Gate projects can touch several parts of a property: driveway access, fencing, electrical work, right-of-way conditions, fire access, pedestrian access, accessibility, and site circulation.
Monroe’s Planning page points users to a current development map for private development, including land use applications and projects under construction. Monroe’s 2024-2044 Comprehensive Plan page also identifies the city’s long-range planning work, including chapters on land use, transportation, economic development, housing, utilities, shorelines, and implementation.
Before installing a gate, it is smart to review:
- Gate placement
- Driveway width
- Vehicle stacking space
- Sightlines
- Electrical work
- Emergency access
- Pedestrian access
- ADA requirements where applicable
- Right-of-way concerns
- Drainage and grading
- Access control placement
- Future maintenance access
A site-specific review helps prevent expensive changes after installation.
How Emerald Gate Systems Approaches Monroe Gate Projects
A strong gate project starts with the site, not the equipment list.
Emerald Gate Systems works across custom gate design, fabrication, installation, automation, access control, ADA entry automation, bollards, gate repair, and security integration. That full-service approach matters because a gate is not one product. It is a working system.
A practical Monroe gate or access control project may include:
1. Site Review
The entrance is reviewed for width, grade, drainage, driveway material, traffic flow, power access, user needs, pedestrian movement, vehicle stacking, and safety concerns.
For farms and equestrian properties, trailer movement and gate width are especially important.
2. Gate Design
The gate is designed around the property. That may mean a custom residential gate, farm gate, equestrian entrance, commercial slide gate, pedestrian gate, privacy gate, or secured yard entrance.
For this step, Emerald’s custom gate design and fabrication page is the natural internal link.
3. Access Planning
The team reviews who needs access, how often the gate will be used, whether visitors or vendors need entry, and whether the property needs cameras, intercoms, keypads, cards, fobs, or timed access.
For this step, link to gate access control systems.
4. Automation Planning
If automation makes sense, the operator is selected based on gate size, gate weight, duty cycle, power availability, and traffic volume.
For this step, link to automatic gate systems.
5. Safety and Accessibility Review
The project should consider vehicle movement, pedestrian separation, emergency access, safety devices, and accessible entry needs where applicable.
6. Installation and Programming
The gate, hardware, operator, controls, wiring, sensors, access devices, and safety features are installed, adjusted, programmed, and tested.
7. Maintenance and Repair Support
After installation, the system should be maintained so small issues do not become major failures.
For this step, link to gate repair and maintenance.
How to Plan a Monroe Gate or Access Control Project
Before requesting a quote, think through how the entrance actually gets used.
Use this checklist:
- What is the main goal: privacy, security, access control, livestock access, trailer access, traffic flow, or appearance?
- Who needs daily access?
- Who needs occasional access?
- Do residents, employees, vendors, delivery drivers, boarders, or service providers need credentials?
- Will horse trailers, livestock trailers, RVs, work trucks, or equipment use the gate?
- Do visitors need to call from the gate?
- Do you need camera or intercom entry?
- Is the entrance used after hours?
- Can vehicles wait safely without blocking traffic?
- Is pedestrian access separate from vehicle access?
- Is ADA-compliant entry planning needed?
- Is power available near the gate?
- Would solar automation be practical?
- Is the gate near a public right-of-way?
- Are bollards needed near buildings, walkways, or equipment?
- Does the existing gate need repair before automation?
- Will the system need future expansion?
If the project is mainly a farm, equestrian, or custom driveway entrance, start with custom gate design and fabrication.
If the project is mostly about user permissions, start with access control systems.
If the project is a business, yard, shop, or facility, start with commercial gate solutions.
If the current gate is unreliable, start with gate repair and maintenance.
Request a Monroe Gate and Access Control Consultation
Ready to improve security, privacy, access, or daily movement at your Monroe property? Contact Emerald Gate Systems to schedule a consultation for farm gates, equestrian gates, commercial gate solutions, access control systems, custom driveway gates, residential gate installation, gate repair, bollards, ADA-compliant entry automation, or automatic gate upgrades.
To go deeper on connected entry, our guide to access control systems in Northwest Washington explains video intercoms, RFID, keypad access, and security integration.
FAQ: Farm, Equestrian, and Commercial Gates in Monroe, WA
What type of gate is best for a Monroe farm or acreage property?
The best gate depends on driveway width, vehicle type, trailer access, livestock areas, power availability, and security needs. Many Monroe farm and acreage properties benefit from durable custom gates with wide openings, strong posts, practical access control, and optional automation. A site visit is the best way to choose the right design.
What should horse property owners consider before installing a gate?
Horse property owners should consider trailer turning space, gate width, vehicle staging, access for vets and farriers, boarder access, delivery access, visibility near the road, and whether keypads, remotes, or cameras are needed. The gate should make trailer movement easier, not harder.
Can access control be added to an existing gate?
Yes, access control can often be added to an existing gate if the gate is structurally sound and the operator can support the setup. Options may include keypads, remotes, fobs, card readers, intercoms, cameras, and vehicle detection. If the gate is sagging or damaged, repair may be needed first.
What type of gate is best for a Monroe commercial property?
The best commercial gate depends on traffic volume, available space, vehicle type, security needs, and access control requirements. Slide gates are often a strong fit for higher-use commercial entrances and secured yards. Swing gates may work well for lower-traffic sites with enough clearance. Start with Emerald’s commercial gate solutions.
Can Emerald Gate Systems repair automatic gates in Monroe?
Yes. Emerald Gate Systems provides gate repair and maintenance for gates with mechanical, operator, sensor, keypad, intercom, and access-control issues. A service visit can help determine whether the gate needs adjustment, parts replacement, operator service, or a larger rebuild.
Do I need a permit for a gate project in Monroe?
Permit needs depend on the location, scope of work, driveway access, electrical work, right-of-way impacts, fire access, and whether construction or site modifications are involved. Monroe’s Building Division handles building permit and code administration, so property owners should check requirements early for projects involving construction or electrical work.
Are bollards useful for Monroe businesses or event-facing properties?
Yes. Bollards can help protect storefronts, public entrances, pedestrian walkways, utility equipment, parking lot edges, loading areas, schools, and event-facing facilities. They are useful anywhere vehicles move close to people, buildings, or equipment.
How often should a farm, equestrian, or commercial gate be serviced?
Most gates should be inspected at least once a year, and high-use commercial, farm, or equestrian systems may need more frequent maintenance. Service helps catch alignment, hinge, roller, sensor, battery, access-control, and operator issues before they interrupt daily use.
Final Thoughts: Monroe Gates Should Be Built Around Real Property Use
A good gate should fit the property, the users, and the way the entrance works every day.
For Monroe homes, farms, horse properties, businesses, storage yards, schools, public-facing facilities, and managed properties, that means planning for privacy, access control, trailer movement, delivery traffic, employees, vendors, safety, accessibility, repairs, and long-term maintenance.
Emerald Gate Systems provides custom gate design and fabrication, residential gate installation, commercial gate solutions, access control systems, automatic gate systems, gate repair and maintenance, ADA-compliant entry automation, bollards, cameras, intercoms, and security integration for Washington properties.
If you are planning a new gate, upgrading access control, repairing an existing system, or securing a farm, horse property, business, or driveway entrance, start with a site-specific conversation.
Schedule a Monroe Gate and Access Control Consultation
Ready to secure your Monroe property? Contact Emerald Gate Systems to schedule a consultation for farm gates, equestrian gates, commercial gate solutions, custom driveway gates, access control systems, gate repair, bollard installation, ADA-compliant entry automation, or automatic gate upgrades in Monroe and Snohomish County.