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 508 responses were reported the week of March 30th to April 5th.

A family of four – two adults and two children – safely escaped a fire that caused heavy damage to their home east of Lynnwood on Monday afternoon, April 9th.

The objective of the Sno-Isle Libraries board of trustees is to ensure the sound fiscal condition of Sno-Isle Libraries so it will be able to continue delivering excellent library services to nearly 750,000 residents of Snohomish and Island Counties into the future.

On Wednesday, April 4th, Mill Creek Hearing Examiner Phil Olbrechts formally approved a binding site plan for a new 10,000 square foot commercial daycare and children’s learning facility.

The site is located at 17512 Bothell-Everett Highway at the southern edge of Mill Creek city limits.

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers and County Councilmember Sam Low announced on April 2nd the formation of the Maltby Area Advisory Board (MAAB). The MAAB, an ad hoc advisory group, will provide advice to the county on development and planning issues facing the Maltby area.

The City of Mill Creek welcomes Gordon Brink as its new marketing and communications coordinator. In this role, Brink will help keep the community informed about City programs and initiatives, ranging from construction updates, to events and community outreach.

Snohomish County announced a $200,000 US Environmental Protection Agency grant for the Savvy Septic program was recently awarded through the Washington State Department of Health.

This new grant award, which has no match requirement, is critical to continued program operation.

A 15-member advisory committee formed Mill Creek's new AMVET (American Veterans) post in March.

Their goals are to make veterans more visible to the community and to reinvigorate a higher sense of Patriotic respect for the flag and our history.