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A 66-year-old man was found unconscious and not breathing on the sidewalk in Marysville, where he was later discovered to have been stabbed. Despite immediate life-saving efforts from bystanders and police, he succumbed to his injuries at the scene. Authorities are investigating the incident, which they believe to be isolated, and are urging anyone with information to come forward.
The Everett Fire Department has received a $56,000 grant from the Gary Sinise Foundation and Amazon to upgrade its Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) packs, essential for firefighter rescues. This funding will standardize rescue gear across all Everett Fire engines, enhancing safety and operational readiness. Assistant Fire Chief Mike Calvert emphasized the importance of this upgrade for firefighter safety and interoperability with neighboring agencies.
A Washington State Patrol vehicle was struck by another driver while attending to a car accident on I-5 in Everett. Fortunately, neither the WSP officer nor the tow truck driver was injured, while the driver suspected of DUI may have sustained injuries. The incident caused significant traffic delays, with two northbound lanes blocked for nearly four hours.
The Everett Fire Department has secured a grant exceeding $56,000 from the Gary Sinise Foundation and Amazon to upgrade its Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) packs, crucial for firefighter rescues. This funding aims to standardize equipment across all fire engines, enhancing safety and operational readiness. Assistant Fire Chief Mike Calvert emphasized the importance of this upgrade in improving interoperability with neighboring agencies.
The Everett Fire Department has been awarded a grant of over $56,000 from the Gary Sinise Foundation and Amazon to upgrade its Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) packs. This funding will enhance the department's capability to respond effectively to emergencies. The grant is part of broader support for first responders, emphasizing community safety and preparedness.
Mayor Cassie Franklin delivered her eighth State of the City address on March 27, 2025, highlighting key updates and initiatives for the city of Everett. The event was well-attended, allowing community members to engage through questions and discussions. Citizens can access the speech via a recording or a written PDF.
Mayor Cassie Franklin delivered her eighth State of the City address on March 27, 2025, sharing updates and insights relevant to the Everett community. The event, hosted by the Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce, included options for residents to watch, read, or listen to the address. This annual speech highlights the city's achievements and future plans, emphasizing community engagement and local governance.
The City of Everett is set to host a mini recycling collection event on March 28, 2025, aimed at promoting sustainable practices in the community. This environmentally-focused initiative will support local residents in responsibly disposing of items like electronics and paint, in partnership with agencies such as the Washington Department of Ecology. The event underscores Everett's commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement.
The City of Everett is organizing a mini-recycling collection event for residents on April 5, 2025, at Everett Station. This initiative allows residents to dispose of items like paint, electronics, and confidential documents, promoting sustainability and community engagement. Mayor Cassie Franklin emphasizes the importance of such events in partnership with regional agencies.
Mayor Cassie Franklin delivered her eighth State of the City address, outlining a bold vision for Everett focused on business growth, youth safety, and community engagement. Key initiatives include the issuance of Mayoral Directive 2025-01 to address youth violence and the launch of a 'Drone as a First Responder' program aimed at enhancing public safety. The speech highlighted significant accomplishments in public safety technology, housing growth, and community investments, including Everett's selection as a FIFA World Cup Fan Zone in 2026.