On January 1st, the City of Mill Creek increased Mill Creek Sports Park hourly use rates for the first time since 2013. Rates will then increase in sync with inflation each year beginning in 2020. 

The new use rates continue to be lower than the average use rates of other local artificial turf parks and ballfields.

The search for Mill Creek's new city manager formally began the first week of January with a job posting on executive search firm Peckham & McKenney's website.

The published recruitment schedule indicates a preferred candidate should be selected by the end of March.

After rejecting a $1.3 million dollar Exploration Park construction contract back in July, the Mill Creek City Council unanimously approved a revised scope and reduced cost for the project at their December 11th meeting.

Dozens of homeless teens in Everett and Mill Creek, without a guardian, received backpacks filled by Community Transit employees with gifts and necessities this holiday season.

At the Mill Creek Garden Club’s annual Christmas Party members brought donations of unwrapped new toys, mittens, scarves, hats and Christmas gift wrap, decorations and lights for Christmas House, Everett—everything to help make a Merry Christmas for qualifying families with children.