Emergencies don’t often provide enough time to create and implement an action plan.
A free Map Your Neighborhood event at City Hall in Mill Creek on Tuesday evening, February 19th, will help people develop plans for emergencies both large and small.
On Tuesday, February 5th, the Mill Creek City Council appointed Stephanie Vignal to the city council seat recently vacated by Jared Mead. She is a four-year resident of Mill Creek who served on the city's Park and Recreation Board.
Human remains found on Jetty Island on January 1st have been positively identified as 22-year-old Antonio Neill, who was reported missing in December 2016.
Sheriff's detectives encourage anyone with information regarding Neill's disappearance to call their anonymous tip line.
In an effort to reduce high school overcrowding at Jackson and Cascade High Schools, the Everett School District is considering boundary changes that will shift students from these high schools to Everett High School beginning in the fall of 2020.
The non-profit Pregnancy Resource Center recently met nationally recognized standards for quality health care through a rigorous on-site survey process helping the organization improve its free-of-charge services, which include pregnancy testing, limited obstetric ultrasounds, and health consultation.
Before beginning the process to recruit a new superintendent, the Everett School District invites community members to provide their thoughts about what the new superintendent's role should be. An online tool will be open to the public from January 29th to February 10th.
The Mill Creek City Council approved a change to the 2015 Vintage at Mill Creek Development Agreement allowing the Mill Creek Senior Center to use space once allocated for a Police Satellite Office.
This formalizes previous City Manager Rebecca Polizzotto's verbal agreement.
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