Snohomish County receives 35th Avenue SE – Phase II grant

Snohomish County recently received notice that the Washington State Transportation Improvement Board approved a $5 million construction grant to add continuous center turn lanes, sidewalks, bike lanes, curbs, and gutters on 35th Avenue SE from State Route 524 to 180th Street SE.

Snohomish County recently received a grant to add continuous center turn lanes, sidewalks, bike lanes, curbs, and gutters on 35th Avenue SE from Maltby Road to 180th Street SE.

The grant enables construction to start during spring 2020.

Resident shot during home invasion robbery north of Mill Creek

After a home invasion robbery on Sunday evening, December 8th, a 19 year-old Everett resident was transported to Providence Regional Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.

The suspects fled the scene and responding Snohomish County Sheriff's deputies were unable to locate them.

Fireworks to be banned in unincorporated southwest Snohomish County in 2021

On Wednesday, December 4th, the Snohomish County Council unanimously approved a fireworks ban in the densely populated Southwest County Urban Growth Area beginning in 2021.

Community Transit’s 2020 budget projects 5% service increase

On Friday, December 6th, the Community Transit Board of Directors approved the agency’s 2020 Budget that will increase service 5% in 2020 as the agency expands bus service for Snohomish County residents.

Project development will continue for the Swift Orange Line through Mill Creek.

Everett School Board swears in newly elected member and elects new officers

Newly elected Everett School Board Director April Berg was sworn into office by State Representative John Lovick at the December 3rd school board meeting.

Following Berg's oath of office, the school board launched its annual process to elect new officers.

Flu season arrives in Snohomish County

Flu season is early this year but it’s not too late to protect yourself by getting a flu shot.

Snohomish County flu cases began picking up in November and three people have been hospitalized.

New north-south arterial project to take some traffic from 35th Avenue SE

Snohomish County’s $23.7 million 43rd Avenue SE/Sunset Road project is designed to provide another north-south traffic corridor parallel to 35th Avenue SE in the rapidly growing North Creek area.

It is scheduled to be complete by 2023.

Snohomish County Public Works has a few tips to help you get ready for snow

With last winter's snow events still in our minds, Snohomish County staff is reminding commuters of some useful tools and helpful tips should an event arrive in the coming months.

Community Transit to run limited service for the Thanksgiving Holiday

Community Transit will operate limited bus service for the Thanksgiving Holiday.

On Thanksgiving Day buses will use a Sunday schedule; and on the day after there will be regular local bus services, but limited commuter service to Seattle and the University District.

Everett School District to ask voters for $317 million to fund districtwide school upgrades

The Everett Public Schools Board of Directors will be asking voters to approve a capital bond that will fund school upgrades spread evenly throughout the district at all grade levels.

Snohomish County Council adopts $1 billion budget for 2020

The Snohomish County Council adopted a 2020 operating budget on Tuesday, November 12, 2019. This historic budget is the first to top the $1 billion mark and doesn't include a general fund property tax increase, but the road property tax will increase by 1%.

The Snohomish County Council adopted a 2020 operating budget on Tuesday, November 12th.

This historic budget is the first to top the $1 billion mark and doesn't include a general fund property tax increase, but the road property tax will increase by 1%.

Updated Preliminary General Election results posted

The votes are cast and 121,723 of the General Election ballots received in Snohomish County have been counted as of Friday evening, November 8th. Approximately 50,000 ballots are left to be counted.

Most of the ballots that have been received have now been counted. 202,911 General Election ballots received by Snohomish County have been recorded as of Thursday afternoon, November 14th.

Only about 170 ballots are left to be counted.

All Mill Creek City Council incumbents have won their races and Mill Creek Planning Commissioner April Berg has succeeded in her effort to join the Everett School Board of Directors.

Everett Public Schools is offering a new Transitional Kindergarten Program

Everett Public Schools is offering Transitional Kindergarten for children who are not currently in an early learning program and are scheduled to enter kindergarten in the fall of 2020.

The program will focus on basic academic, social and self-help skills to jumpstart students toward success in school.

Bomb threat temporarily closes Glacier Peak High School

An anonymous threat made against Glacier Peak High School prompted the school to evacuate and close the campus on Tuesday, November 12th, while the Sheriff's Office conducted an investigation.

A full search of the campus was completed and no explosive devices were located.

Sound Transit and Community Transit seek public input on Northgate Link bus connections

As Link light rail expands north toward Snohomish County, Community Transit and Sound Transit are exploring bus service changes to connect riders with fast, reliable service to the University of Washington, downtown Seattle and other regional destinations.

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Snohomish County receives 35th Avenue SE – Phase II grant

Resident shot during home invasion robbery north of Mill Creek

Fireworks to be banned in unincorporated southwest Snohomish County in 2021

Community Transit’s 2020 budget projects 5% service increase

Everett School Board swears in newly elected member and elects new officers

Flu season arrives in Snohomish County

New north-south arterial project to take some traffic from 35th Avenue SE

Snohomish County Public Works has a few tips to help you get ready for snow

Community Transit to run limited service for the Thanksgiving Holiday

Everett School District to ask voters for $317 million to fund districtwide school upgrades

Snohomish County Council adopts $1 billion budget for 2020

Updated Preliminary General Election results posted

Everett Public Schools is offering a new Transitional Kindergarten Program

Bomb threat temporarily closes Glacier Peak High School

Sound Transit and Community Transit seek public input on Northgate Link bus connections

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