Civic Affairs

Mill Creek Police Beat - September 11th to 17th

Mill Creek Police officers make any number of contacts and respond to numerous calls for service every day.

According to the latest Mill Creek Police Blotter, a total of 338 responses were recorded the week of September 11th to September 17th.

Maltby commercial structure fire quickly extinguished, saving businesses

Multiple fire agencies were dispatched to a report of a commercial structure fire in Maltby on Thursday, September 24th. Crews quickly extinguished the fire on the roof, keeping the fire from spreading to the building's interior.

There were no injuries to civilians or firefighters.

Mill Creek City Council sets process to search for new councilmember to replace Mike Todd

There are two open seats on the Mill Creek City Council and common sense says that the most efficient course of action is to interview all interested candidates and chose both replacements at once.

However, this is not how it's going to happen.

Snohomish County fire agencies to distribute free cloth masks

Snohomish County fire agencies are partnering with the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management to deliver a critical tool in our community’s fight against COVID-19.

Fire departments will soon begin distributing approximately 150,000 free cloth face coverings, or masks, to residents throughout the county.

Two EveregreenHealth patients contract COVID-19 at Kirkland campus

EvergreenHealth confirmed on Thursday, September 17th, that two patients receiving inpatient care at the EvergreenHealth Kirkland campus have tested positive for COVID-19. They are contacting 100 employees who had various levels of possible exposure to the two patients.

EvergreenHealth confirmed on Thursday, September 17th, that two patients receiving inpatient care at the EvergreenHealth Kirkland campus tested positive for COVID-19.

They are contacting 100 employees who had various levels of possible exposure to the two patients.

Mill Creek City Councilmember Mike Todd resigns his elected position to become the city's Public Works and Development Services Director

On Wednesday, September 16th, Mike Todd resigned his Mill Creek City Council position to accept a job as the city's Director of Public Works and Development Services.

City councilmembers will select a replacement to fill Todd's now vacant city council position.

Mill Creek Police Beat - September 4th to September 10th

Mill Creek Police officers make any number of contacts and respond to numerous calls for service every day.

According to the latest Mill Creek Police Blotter, a total of 372 responses were recorded the week of September 4th to September 10th.

Puget Sound Clean Air Agency issues air quality alert

The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency and the Snohomish County Health Department warn residents that current air pollution due to wildfire smoke is very unhealthy and may cause health problems for everyone.

COVID-19 activity declining in Washington state with the help of face coverings and distancing

The latest Washington State Department of Health statewide situation report shows an overall decline in COVID-19 activity as of late August.

It also shows encouraging signs that keeping our distance, limiting gathering size, and wearing face coverings are working to slow the spread of the disease.

Mill Creek City Council begins search for new councilmember to replace Pam Pruitt

Mill Creek city councilmembers have begun the process to replace Pam Pruitt, who resigned her council position on August 24th.

Applications from citizens who meet the requirements are due by 5:00 pm on Thursday, September 24th.

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Civic Affairs

Mill Creek Police Beat - September 11th to 17th

Maltby commercial structure fire quickly extinguished, saving businesses

Mill Creek City Council sets process to search for new councilmember to replace Mike Todd

Snohomish County fire agencies to distribute free cloth masks

Two EveregreenHealth patients contract COVID-19 at Kirkland campus

Mill Creek City Councilmember Mike Todd resigns his elected position to become the city's Public Works and Development Services Director

Mill Creek Police Beat - September 4th to September 10th

Puget Sound Clean Air Agency issues air quality alert

COVID-19 activity declining in Washington state with the help of face coverings and distancing

Mill Creek City Council begins search for new councilmember to replace Pam Pruitt

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