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Sultan is a scenic community surrounded by sparkling waterways and stunning mountain views. Nestled in at the confluence of the Wallace, Skykomish and Sultan rivers, Sultan combines rustic, small town charm with great historical reverence, as it aspires toward responsible growth while honoring its origins. With a population of just over 5,000, Sultan is a wonderful place to live, recreate and rais

e a family. Disclaimers: All comments or other content posted to this site may be considered public records and be subject to public disclosure under the Washington State Public Records Act (RCW 42.56). When you select a link to an outside website, you are leaving the City of Sultan and are subject to the privacy and security policies of the owners/sponsors of that site. The City is not responsible for transmissions users receive from external websites. Reference to any specific commercial products, processes or services, or the use of any trade, firm or corporation name does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by the City of Sultan or its employees. Commenting: Comments posted to this page will be monitored. Under the City of Sultan Social Media policy, the City reserves the right to remove inappropriate comments, including those that have obscene language or sexual content, threaten or defame any person or organization, violate the legal ownership interest of another party, support or oppose political candidates or ballot propositions, promote illegal activity, promote commercial services or products or are not topically related to the particular posting, or that promote, foster, or perpetuate discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or mental disability or sexual orientation.

05/28/2026

Update Posted 5/28/2026, 8:45PM
Good news! A temporary patch has been applied to the pothole on 8th Street between Date Avenue and Fir Avenue, and the road is now open to traffic.

Thank you for your patience during the closure. Crews will continue to monitor the area and schedule permanent repairs as needed. Please continue to use caution when driving through the zone.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact City Hall.

Original Post 5/28/2026, 4:00 PM
Please be advised that 8th Street is currently closed between Date Avenue and Fir Avenue due to a pothole requiring immediate repair.

A detour is in place to help guide traffic around the closure. The attached map shows the designated route.

City crews are working to complete repairs as quickly as possible. We appreciate your patience and encourage drivers to use caution and follow posted detour signs.

If you have questions, please contact City Hall.

05/27/2026

Sultan Simplified: A Day of Community Connection & Cleanup

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 30th — a day focused on community, connection, and keeping Sultan looking its best! Residents are invited to participate in two great community events happening right here in Sultan.

Sultan Police / East Precinct Open House
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
515 Main Street
Stop by the Sultan Police / East Precinct for hot dogs, conversations, and an opportunity to meet the law enforcement professionals serving our community. Events like this help strengthen relationships between residents and public safety staff while giving the community a chance to learn more about local policing and emergency response efforts.

Sultan Spring Cleanup Event
8:00 AM – Noon
Sultan High School, 1000 Turk Drive
Republic Services and the City are partnering to help residents clean up unwanted household items and debris during the annual Spring Cleanup Event. Accepted items include household trash, furniture, appliances, clean scrap wood, and scrap metal items. This event helps reduce illegal dumping, supports neighborhood beautification, and encourages proper disposal of waste materials. (Sultan residents with Republic Services trash service must bring the mailed flyer to participate.)

Did You Know? Community events like cleanup days and public safety open houses help improve neighborhood appearance, strengthen community partnerships, and create opportunities for residents to connect directly with City and public safety staff.

Join us next week as we continue exploring how Sultan works.

05/22/2026

Notice of Impound
5/21/2026
Male Mixed Breed Dog located in the 33200 Block of US 2
See the flyer attached and contact Animal Control Services at (360) 454-3904

05/21/2026

Main Street Lighting Construction Update

Construction work on the Main Street Lighting Project is beginning Tuesday, May 26, 2026. This project will impact all on-street parking in the project area located on Main Street between 3rd & 4th Street. Pedestrians should also expect detours around the work zone for everyone’s safety. These impacts are anticipated to last approximately three weeks to a month.

As part of this project, the City Hall flagpole will be temporarily removed for replacement. The new pole is expected to be installed and back in place by mid-August.

Thank you for your patience as we work to improve our community!

05/20/2026

Sultan Simplified: How Does Stormwater Drainage Work?

When rain falls in Sultan, the water flowing into streets, gutters, and storm drains do not go to a wastewater treatment plant. Instead, stormwater travels through a network of catch basins, pipes, culverts, ditches, and stormwater facilities designed to move water away from roads, neighborhoods, and public spaces to help reduce flooding and protect infrastructure. The City of Sultan maintains approximately 15.5 miles of stormwater system pipes, hundreds of catch basins and inlets, and multiple stormwater facilities throughout the community.

The City regularly inspects and maintains stormwater infrastructure to help keep water flowing properly—especially during the wetter months. Sultan Municipal Code Title 14 established the City’s stormwater utility and provides the framework for managing stormwater collection, drainage infrastructure, maintenance, and surface water management throughout the city. These systems help protect roads, property, waterways, and public safety during heavy rain events.

Stormwater pollution prevention is also an important part of the City’s work. Unlike wastewater from sinks or toilets, stormwater receives little to no treatment before entering local creeks, rivers, and streams. Automotive fluids, paint, pesticides, litter, construction debris, grass clippings, and pet waste can all pollute waterways if they enter storm drains. Illegal dumping into the drainage system is prohibited and can negatively impact fish habitat, water quality, and public health. Residents and businesses can help by keeping storm drains clear, properly disposing of waste materials, and preventing pollutants from entering the system.

Did You Know? Storm drains are intended for rainwater only. Anything that enters a storm drain can flow directly into nearby waterways without treatment.

Learn more about Sultan’s stormwater system and pollution prevention efforts here: City of Sultan Stormwater Information

Additional information about illegal dumping and stormwater pollution prevention can be found here: Illegal Dumping & Stormwater Pollution Prevention

Join us next week as we continue exploring how Sultan works.

05/15/2026

TRAFFIC SAFETY REMINDERS: The Sultan Police Department has received several recent traffic-related complaints and would like to remind everyone to help keep our roadways safe for motorists, pedestrians, bicyclists, and students.

05/14/2026

For those who are planning on recreating on or near the Sultan River this weekend, Snohomish County PUD will be releasing water from Culmback Dam this Saturday, May 16th.

This is done 2-3 times per year, as part of PUD’s Sultan River Management Plan. The current flow of 540 cubic feet per second (cfs) will increase to around 1,200 cfs on Saturday afternoon, with flows projected to return to normal after midnight.

https://www.snopud.com/.../outdoor-fun/whitewater-boating/

05/13/2026

Sultan Simplified: Why Are There Utility Markings and Flags Around Town?

Have you ever noticed colored paint or small flags appearing along roads, sidewalks, or even in yards before construction or digging begins? Those markings identify underground utilities like water, sewer, power, gas, and communication lines before excavation starts. These temporary markings help crews work safely and avoid disrupting important community services.

Before digging begins, contractors and homeowners are required to contact 811 “Call Before You Dig” (also known as Dial Before You Dig) to request utility locates. After a locate request is submitted, utility companies to include the City of Sultan Public Works Department mark underground lines using standardized colors so crews know what may be below the surface before excavation begins. Sultan Municipal Code also requires excavation work within public rights-of-way to follow utility locating and safety requirements before digging can occur.

These markings may only last a short time, but they play an important role in preventing costly repairs, service interruptions, and safety hazards. Whether planting a tree, installing a fence, or starting a construction project, calling 811 before digging is a free and simple step that helps protect the community.

✨ Did You Know? Washington State law requires utility locates before many digging projects begin—even for homeowners working on private property. Learn more about safe digging and utility locates by calling 811 or visiting Washington 811.

Join us next week as we continue exploring how Sultan works.

05/06/2026

Sultan Simplified: Parks, Peak Season Maintenance & Renting a Space

As the weather warms up, the City of Sultan’s parks come to life filled with birthday parties, weekend picnics, and everyday outdoor fun. To keep Osprey Park, Reese Park, Travelers Park, and other City open spaces ready for it all, public works crews ramp up spring and summer maintenance. That means mowing and landscaping, playground inspections, restroom upkeep, and more so every visit is clean, safe, and enjoyable. Planning your own gathering? Park shelters and facilities are available to reserve so you can lock in the perfect spot.

With more visitors (and furry friends) out and about, a few simple rules go a long way. Dogs are required to be on a leash in public areas and are only allowed off leash in designated dog park spaces. And of course, don’t forget to scoop the p**p! Also, please help keep fields safe by preventing dogs from digging holes, especially in open grassy areas that are often used for sports and recreation. These small actions help keep parks welcoming for everyone, from kids on the playground to neighbors enjoying a walk.

City staff work hard to maintain these shared spaces, but the community plays a big role too. Cleaning up after pets and following park guidelines helps protect water quality, prevent conflicts, and keep parks looking their best all season long.

Did You Know? Park shelters and facilities fill up quickly in the spring and summer—so reserving early is the best way to secure your spot! Learn more and book here: https://sultanwa.gov/163/Facility-Reservations

Join us next week as we continue exploring how Sultan works.

Address

319 Main Street Ste. #200, P. O. Box 1199
Sultan, WA
98294

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+13607932231

Website

https://sultanwa.gov/

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