Civic Affairs

The heat is on for the next few day, so please be prepared

Temperatures are expected to increase and remain hot for parts of Snohomish County into the weekend.

These temperatures can become dangerous to vulnerable individuals and pets who are unable to stay cool.

There are cooling stations throughout the county where people can go to get way from the heat.

Mill Creek Police Beat - July 16th to 22nd

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 228 responses were recorded the week of July 16th to July 22nd.

Masks required for all K-12 students and staff heading back to the classroom

Safely returning to the classroom for full time in-person instruction this school year is important for students, teachers, and staff.

On Wednesday, July 28th, the Washington State Department of Health released updated guidance for the 2021-2022 school year that includes masks for all students and staff.

Most Western Washington public health officers urge all to mask up indoors

In reaction to rising Covid-19 infections and hospitalizations and information showing the highly contagious delta variant is more widespread, health officers in most Western Washington counties advise the public to again wear masks indoors when visiting public spaces.

Motorcycle rider killed in crash just north of Snohomish

A 64-year-old man died in a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on S. Machias Road just north of Snohomish on Sunday afternoon, July 25th.

At this time there are no indications of speed, drugs, or alcohol being contributing factors to the incident.

New City of Mill Creek communications and marketing team formed

The city has taken two steps forward and one step back in the formation of a new communications and marketing team.

Two experienced communications professionals were hired, but the city lost a valued employee who provided over 12 years of service to the community.

South County Fire offers free online Kids Fire Camp

South County Fire is offering a free online Kids Fire Camp featuring fun activities for families to do at home.

The camp includes hands-on activities to do as a family focusing on fire safety, disaster preparedness, bike safety, and pedestrian safety.

No one injured in residential fire that displaces family of three

Fire crews from multiple agencies fought a residential fire northwest of Maltby on Thursday afternoon, July 22, 2021. When they arrived, responders found the back deck to be fully involved with flames extending to the attic of the home. No one was injured, but the home was a compete loss.

Fire crews from multiple agencies fought a residential fire northwest of Maltby on Thursday afternoon, July 22nd.

When they arrived, responders found the back deck to be fully involved with flames extending to the attic of the home.

No one was injured, but the home was a compete loss.

Mill Creek Police Department makes policy changes in response to newly enacted legislation

The enactment of major pieces of legislation require significant changes to Mill Creek Police Department use of force and vehicle pursuit policies.

The effect of the requirements in the bill will be a significantly slower law enforcement response to many calls for service.

Snohomish County Executive submits plan for COVID-19 recovery

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers submitted his proposed COVID-19 recovery spending plan to the Snohomish County Council on July 14, 2021. The plan provides proposed appropriations for the first of two approximately $80 million payments from the American Rescue Plan Act.

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers submitted his proposed COVID-19 recovery spending plan to the Snohomish County Council last week.

His plan provides proposed appropriations for the first of two approximately $80 million payments from the American Rescue Plan Act.

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Civic Affairs

The heat is on for the next few day, so please be prepared

Mill Creek Police Beat - July 16th to 22nd

Masks required for all K-12 students and staff heading back to the classroom

Most Western Washington public health officers urge all to mask up indoors

Motorcycle rider killed in crash just north of Snohomish

New City of Mill Creek communications and marketing team formed

South County Fire offers free online Kids Fire Camp

No one injured in residential fire that displaces family of three

Mill Creek Police Department makes policy changes in response to newly enacted legislation

Snohomish County Executive submits plan for COVID-19 recovery

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