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Today is National First Responders Day!   is proud to serve alongside our emergency partners to help protect and restore...
10/28/2026

Today is National First Responders Day! is proud to serve alongside our emergency partners to help protect and restore essential services following severe weather events. From clearing roads to completing damage assessments and repairs, our teams are equipped with the expertise and determination to respond when disaster strikes. Thank you to our staff members for your commitment to safe travels in Snohomish County! American Public Works Association

Aren’t you tired of seeing litter on our roadsides yet? The Litter Wranglers have been busy lately cleaning up what othe...
10/27/2026

Aren’t you tired of seeing litter on our roadsides yet? The Litter Wranglers have been busy lately cleaning up what others leave behind. The crew collected 127 bags of garbage, tires, and other debris between Menzel Lake Road and S. Machias Road. They also recently cleaned up 78 bags of garbage from Lake Cavanaugh Road. Thanks for your tireless work cleaning up the county, Litter Wranglers! Report excessive litter: bit.ly/LitterWranglers

10/27/2026

We’ve entered flood season in Snohomish County. No flood watches or warnings are in effect, but history shows this is the time of year to begin paying particular attention to what’s happening with area rivers.

We worked with partners to publish a collection of flood-related resources that should help you prepare: https://www.snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/152319/2026-Flood-Resources-Press-Release

When flooding is in the forecast, visit the flood page on the Snohomish County Public Safety Hub for updates and quick access to real-time river gauges, interactive maps, alerts and other tools. https://bit.ly/snocoflooding

(Snohomish County DEM drone image of flooding in December 2025.)

There’s still time to reserve your spot for a one-of-a-kind paint disposal event!   Household Hazardous Waste is teaming...
10/26/2026

There’s still time to reserve your spot for a one-of-a-kind paint disposal event! Household Hazardous Waste is teaming up with the WSU Snohomish County Extension Sustainable Community Stewards and GreenSheenPaint for a free paint recycling event on Saturday, October 31 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. at McCollum Park. Learn more and register today: www.circular.eco/everett26

10/25/2026

Mission accomplished! Road Maintenance successfully chip sealed 41 miles of roads in unincorporated Snohomish County as part of our annual road resurfacing work. The program leverages your road levy dollars to create a smoother driving surface while extending the usability of our road network for years to come.

Snohomish County Solid Waste facilities are here to help with your disposal needs. Check out our Facility Webcams webpag...
10/24/2026

Snohomish County Solid Waste facilities are here to help with your disposal needs. Check out our Facility Webcams webpage to get an idea of possible wait times before your visit. We’ll see you soon! bit.ly/CheckTheLines

10/22/2026

We want to hear from you.

Snohomish County’s Community Needs Assessment is an opportunity to share your experiences and help build a clearer picture of community needs and strengths, with a particular focus on the experiences of residents with lower incomes and those facing challenges making ends meet.

🌱 Take the survey and help inform how Snohomish County understands and responds to community needs.
Take the survey: bit.ly/SnoCoNeeds

Is a dishwasher considered garbage or recycling? What about a couch? You don’t need to wonder—check out our new Material...
10/22/2026

Is a dishwasher considered garbage or recycling? What about a couch? You don’t need to wonder—check out our new Materials Acceptance List! The alphabetized list includes hundreds of items with information about whether they’re accepted at Snohomish County Solid Waste facilities and how to dispose of them. Explore and learn more by visiting our webpage: bit.ly/WasteAcceptance

10/21/2026

The City of Mill Creek is beginning essential structural repairs to the 164th St SE Bridge over North Creek (Mill Creek No. 1 Bridge) after a recent engineering evaluation identified one of seven support columns on the south side of the street as being in poor condition. The traffic changes will begin Friday, October 23, with restoration work starting once the repair design is finalized. This project will provide critical reinforcement to ensure the continued safety, stability, and reliability of this major transportation corridor.

While this work addresses the bridge’s immediate needs, the City will also conduct a comprehensive study to determine long term solutions to guide future improvements and address increased traffic volume.

Traffic Impacts
To safely accommodate construction crews and equipment, temporary traffic adjustments will be in place through mid December 2026. Traffic patterns may be modified as the project moves from planning into the construction phase.

Eastbound Lanes Shift: Eastbound traffic on 164th St SE near North Creek Presbyterian Church will shift. The far-right lane nearest the sidewalk will be closed, and vehicles will use the left lane and center turn lane to maintain vehicle flow through the work zone. View a detailed map on the City’s website, link below.

Drivers should expect delays, follow posted signage, and, when possible, plan alternate routes.

“The safety of our community is our top priority,” said Interim Public Works Director Keegan Pocinwong. “These repairs are essential to maintaining safe travel through one of Mill Creek’s most important corridors. We thank the public for their understanding and cooperation during this necessary project.”

The City appreciates the public’s patience as it completes these critical repairs.

For updates on construction progress, traffic impacts, and project timelines, please visit millcreekwa.gov/northcreekbridge.

Advanced traffic data video cameras are the latest resource in our traffic data management toolkit. These mobile systems...
10/21/2026

Advanced traffic data video cameras are the latest resource in our traffic data management toolkit. These mobile systems collect anonymous traffic data to help engineers understand vehicle counts/movement, pedestrian/bicycle activity, and near-miss interactions to help inform future road improvements. Learn more by visiting our webpage: bit.ly/PWTrafficDataManagement

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3000 Rockefeller Avenue
Everett, WA
98201

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