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.

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.

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.

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.

Our dog of the week Coco is more than ready to find his forever family! This two-year-old is full of playful spunk.

His favorite thing to do is grab his stuffed toy, run around flipping it up into the air and then catching it again! He loves showing off his quick moves and athletic nature.

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.

Recent high temperatures and low tides in Washington State are likely to blame for an outbreak of vibriosis, which is associated with eating raw or undercooked shellfish, especially oysters that are contaminated with Vibrio.

A new record number of cases for July has already been set.

As of July 12th, 70% of people 16 and older have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

This percentage includes vaccination rates from the Washington State Immunization Information System and aggregate data from the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs.

Early on Tuesday morning, July 14th, a shooting occurred on north Interstate 5 near 44th Avenue in Lynnwood.

While in the act of passing the victim vehicle, gunfire came from the driver’s side of a Honda Accord and struck the victim's vehicle 5 times.

The victim was uninjured.

As COVID-19 restrictions lift across Washington, both City Hall North and City Hall South reopened to the public on Thursday, July 8th, for in-person city business from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

For the safety of the public and employees, visitors will be required to wear masks inside all city buildings.