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Crews in Everett, WA, successfully repaired a critical water transmission line, restoring water service to approximately 22,000 customers. Residents are advised to run their taps until the water is clear, as some discoloration may occur. The city and Snohomish PUD are coordinating efforts to manage water usage during this emergency repair.
An emergency repair of water transmission line 3 in Everett is underway, with contractors working diligently to complete the necessary fixes. Updates will be provided regularly, with the next scheduled for 8 a.m. on Tuesday. The city urges residents with questions about utility connections to reach out to the appropriate contacts for assistance.
The Everett Public Works department announced that due to a computer network error, duplicate utility billing notices were mistakenly sent to some customers. They have assured that no fees will be assessed for this issue and provided contact information for customers with questions. The department encourages customers to utilize online payment options and consider signing up for autopay to avoid future inconveniences.
A car crashed into Athea’s Footwear on Broadway in North Everett on March 16, 2025, leaving the driver trapped but fortunately uninjured. Emergency services, including Everett Fire and Police, responded promptly, using specialized equipment to extricate the driver within approximately 50 minutes. The incident caused a temporary closure of Broadway as authorities investigated the collision's cause.
A car accident on Sunday afternoon in Everett, WA, resulted in a male driver in his mid-80s being trapped after his vehicle crashed into a closed footwear store. Firefighters utilized specialized equipment, including the "Jaws of Life," to rescue him, and he was later transported to a nearby medical center with non-life-threatening injuries. The Everett Police Department is currently investigating the cause of the collision.
The article discusses the upcoming Everett State of the City event scheduled for March 27, 2025, where Mayor Cassie Franklin will deliver her annual address. Attendees can participate in person, online, or at a community-focused event the following week, ensuring broad accessibility and engagement. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to transparency and public involvement in local governance.
A 54-year-old man from Everett was arrested following a 16-month investigation by the Snohomish Regional Drug Task Force, resulting in the seizure of significant quantities of illegal drugs, including cocaine and fentanyl, as well as a firearm. The operation underscores ongoing concerns regarding drug trafficking and public safety in the region. This case remains active as authorities continue their investigation.
The City of Everett will implement a $5 fee for mailed reminders on past due utility accounts starting in April 2025. This fee aims to help offset collection costs while encouraging customers facing financial difficulties to explore available assistance programs. Residents can make payments online or sign up for autopay to avoid future late fees.
Shawn O’Donnell’s, a family-owned Irish restaurant in Everett, is gearing up to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a series of engaging events and activities. From a soda bread contest to daily food specials and live music, the restaurant aims to bring the community together through Irish hospitality and culture.
The article announces the launch of the Loyal Litter Monthly Giving Club, a new initiative aimed at supporting pet health care through community donations. Scheduled to start on March 13, 2025, this event emphasizes the importance of pet welfare and encourages local residents to contribute to a good cause. Participants will have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of pets in their community.