Work to Address Trees and Stumps on First Street Begins June 5

Staff with the City of Snohomish will begin working on planting areas on historic First Street where four trees were removed after being significantly damaged in the November 2022 winter storm.

CONTACT:        Shari Ireton, Director of Community Engagement & Strategic Initiatives, ireton@snohomishwa.gov, 425-512-1839 

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Upcoming City Council Meeting

The agenda for the June 6, 2023 City Council regular meeting has been published.

Park and Recreation Board Position Vacancy

The City is recruiting applicants for the Park and Recreation Board

Due to a member's resignation, a vacancy now exists in Position 4 of the Park and Recreation Board. More information on the Park Board and the application process can be found here.

The City will accept applications until 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Jun...

Water Main Flushing to Begin in May

The City of Snohomish Water department is planning to start flushing the south zone water system (Tenth Street and southward) working from the west side of town to the east.

Main Points

• The City of Snohomish Water Department is planning to start flushing the south zone water system (all properties Tenth Street and southward)
• Work will begin the week of May 15th
• Expect to see crews on the west side of town moving east
• This project...

Lt. Martin selected to serve as Snohomish Police Chief

The City of Snohomish is pleased to announce that Lt. Mike Martin has been selected as the new Snohomish Chief of Police. Pending City Council approval, he would replace Chief Rob Palmer who will be retiring in June after almost 35 years of service.

The City of Snohomish contracts with the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office for police services. 

"I am both excited and honored to be chosen as the next Snohomish Police Chief,” said Lt. Martin. “I have big shoes to fill and look forward to w...

2023 Spring Quarterly Is Here

Spring has sprung and April is our Conservation Month! Learn about how Snohomish is conserving and improving our natural environment in the Spring Issue of the Snohomish Quarterly.

Come see all the exciting events that are coming up!!! From the Easter Parade to the re-dedication of Veterans Memorial at the Snohomish Carnegie. 

Rainier Street Utility Improvements Project to Begin

The City will begin work on Rainier Street from Willow Avenue to Second Street and along Second Street from Rainier Street to Avenue A starting the week of March 6, 2023.

The City will begin work on Rainier Street from Willow Avenue to Second Street and along Second Street from Rainier Street to Avenue A starting the week of March 6, 2023. 

The project consists of replacing 1,900-feet of sewer force main pipe, inst...

Avenue D Utility Project to Begin

The City will begin work on Avenue D between First and Second Street starting the week of February 27, 2023.

Pilchuck Park Closed Spring and Summer 2023 for Construction

Pilchuck Park (169 Cypress Ave, Snohomish) will close this spring through the summer of 2023 for construction and maintenance. All baseball fields, sports courts, and the access road will be closed during this time.

Update April 2023

???? Construction of the Pilchuck Park Roadway Relocation Project is expected to begin in late April. 

During construction of this project, Pilchuck Park will be closed starting Monday, April 24, 2023, and all traffic—in...

Mayor Redmon Presents Recommended Budget for 2023-24 Biennium

Mayor Linda Redmon presented her proposed 2023-24 budget for the next biennium to the City Council

Mayor Redmon Presents Recommended Budget for 2023-24 Biennium

CONTACT:           Shari Ireton, Director of Community Engagement & Strategic Initiatives

ireton@snohomishwa.gov, 425-512-1839

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