The Mill Creek City Council is scheduled to discuss a new East Gateway Urban Village mixed-use development called The Farm at Mill Creek at a special city council meeting on Tuesday evening, February 19th.

This discussion was on the agenda for the city council’s regular February 12th meeting, but the copious quantity of snow on the roads prompted the meeting’s cancellation.

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 456 responses were reported the week of January 25th to January 31st.

Emergencies don’t often provide enough time to create and implement an action plan.

A free Map Your Neighborhood event at Mill Creek City Hall South on Tuesday evening, August 20th, will help people develop plans for emergencies both large and small.

Every January, the Mill Creek Women’s Club collects crockpots and non-perishable food items from its members at its General Membership Meeting.

The crockpots and food items are then delivered directly to the YWCA Pathways for Women shelter in Lynnwood. 

The City of Mill Creek will again sponsor summer farmers markets in 2019, but they will be held on Tuesdays rather than on Fridays.

The Mill Creek Farmers Markets will also be open a bit later to accommodate people with jobs.

Everyone benefits by walking through a garden—it can calm or excite the senses.

The North Creek High School Gardening Club, through a grant submitted by student, Joe Yamauchi, requested funds to create a Sensory Garden for the school’s special-needs students.

There will be no changes to Mill Creek's 2019 Memorial Day events.

On Monday, May 27th, a Commemorative Ceremony will be held at the Mill Creek Veterans Monument followed by a celebatory parade down Main Street.

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the five black members of the Washington State House of Representatives established the Black Caucus, recognizing black leadership within the state legislature.