Latest News in Everett, WA

EASC to Host Virtual Event on Green Economy and Sustainability

Economic Alliance Snohomish County (EASC) is hosting a free virtual event titled “Green Economy: Building a Sustainable Future” on March 18, focusing on sustainable practices and innovations that are shaping the region's economy. Industry experts will discuss topics such as clean energy advancements and sustainable transportation, emphasizing Snohomish County's potential in leading the green economy. Attendees can engage in a Q&A session, making this an interactive opportunity for community involvement.

WorkSource Center in Everett is Relocating

WorkSource Everett is relocating to a new facility at 728 134th St. SW, Everett, WA, with in-person services set to commence on April 7, 2025. The new center aims to enhance community support with improved layouts and access to employment services, benefiting job seekers and local businesses alike. This transition follows the closure of the current WorkSource Center for in-person services on March 17, 2025, while virtual services will remain available.

Everett Police Conduct Graffiti Vandalism Paint-Over Operation on Casino Rd

The Everett Police Department recently conducted a graffiti paint-over operation on Casino Rd, targeting visible graffiti vandalism and gang tags to enhance community safety. Mayor Cassie Franklin emphasized the significance of tackling vandalism as a recurring issue that negatively impacts residents and local businesses. The operation also aimed to raise awareness about the city's Graffiti Removal Program available to affected property owners.

Everett Police conduct graffiti vandalism paint over operation on Casino Rd.

The Everett Police Department recently initiated a graffiti paint-over operation on Casino Road to combat vandalism and raise awareness about community efforts in graffiti removal. Mayor Cassie Franklin praised the department's commitment to addressing the impacts of graffiti on local neighborhoods and businesses. The initiative not only aims to clean up public spaces but also to prevent youth involvement in gang-related activities associated with tagging.

Everett Transit Seeks Public Input on Fall 2025 Service Change Proposal

Everett Transit is seeking public feedback on proposed service changes for Fall 2025, aimed at improving regional connections and system efficiency. The initiative underscores the transit authority's commitment to enhancing public transportation in South Everett. The article also highlights the recent appointment of Mike Schmieder as the new director of Everett Transit, bringing significant experience to the role.

Everett Transit seeks public input on fall 2025 service change proposal

Everett Transit is seeking public feedback on proposed service changes for Fall 2025, designed to improve regional connectivity and system efficiency in South Everett. The proposals include three options featuring adjustments to existing routes and the introduction of a new route, as well as expanded service on major holidays. Community input is encouraged through an online survey and several open house events.

Two Suspects Arrested in Decembers Silverlake Murder Case

Two suspects, both 18 years old and alleged gang members, have been arrested in connection with a December murder case in Silverlake, Everett. The suspects are accused of luring the victim to the location of the shooting under false pretenses, leading to his death from multiple gunshot wounds. The arrests were made by the Everett Police Department's Anti-Crime Team and Violent Crime Unit, with the first suspect booked for second-degree murder and the second for first-degree murder.

Everett Parks Board to Hold Public Hearing on 2025 Boating Regatta

The Everett Parks Board is set to hold a public hearing on April 1, 2025, regarding a proposal from the Seattle Outboard Association to host a Boating Regatta at Silver Lake. This meeting offers residents an opportunity to engage with local officials and discuss the event's implications for the community. The article also highlights upcoming virtual meetings focused on playground renovations and proposed golf rates.

Partner Announcement - Bezos Academy preschool now accepting applications

The City of Everett has announced that the Bezos Academy preschool in Downtown Everett is now accepting applications for children who will be 3 or 4 years old by September 1, 2025. This tuition-free, full-day, Montessori-inspired preschool aims to provide quality early education for local families. Applications are due by May 2, and interested parties can find more information on the Bezos Academy website.

Partner Announcement - Bezos Academy Preschool Now Accepting Applications

The Bezos Academy Everett - Downtown is now accepting applications for its tuition-free, full-day, Montessori-inspired preschool program for children aged 3 to 4 by September 1, 2025. Located at Everett Station, this initiative aims to provide accessible early childhood education to local families. The announcement highlights the city's commitment to educational resources and community development.