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Automated speed enforcement measures at Horizon Elementary in Everett, Washington, will begin issuing citations on May 6, following a successful education and warning period. The initiative, part of Everett's Vision Zero strategy, aims to enhance traffic safety and reduce speeding in school zones, with proceeds from violations directed toward safety projects.
The City of Everett will implement automated speed enforcement in the school zone of Horizon Elementary starting May 6, 2024, following a successful awareness campaign. The initiative aims to enhance traffic safety, especially in school zones, in accordance with the city's Vision Zero strategy to eliminate traffic fatalities. Proceeds from the enforcement will fund various traffic safety projects.
New DNA evidence has led to the arrest of Mitchell Gaff in connection with the 1984 murder of Judith “Judy” Weaver in Everett, WA. Gaff, a convicted sex offender, faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder and rape, nearly 40 years after Weaver's tragic death. The case highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to resolve cold cases and deliver justice to victims and their families.
The City of Everett, Washington, has proposed a resolution to increase regular property taxes to support essential public services, including public safety, park maintenance, and library services. A special election will be held on August 6, 2024, to allow voters to approve or reject this levy lid lift proposition. If passed, the measure will authorize an increase in the property tax levy for collection in 2025.
An arrest has been made in the 1984 cold case homicide of Judith “Judy” Weaver in Everett, WA, with Mitchell Gaff charged with first-degree murder following new DNA evidence. The Everett Police Department, led by Detective Susan Logothetti, played a crucial role in solving this nearly 40-year-old case, bringing closure to Weaver's family and the community.
The Everett Police Department has made an arrest in the cold case homicide of Judith "Judy" Weaver, who was murdered in 1984. Mitchell Gaff has been charged with first-degree murder following the discovery of new DNA evidence linking him to the crime. This development brings hope to Weaver's family and the community after nearly four decades of unanswered questions.
The City of Everett is seeking volunteers for pro and con committees regarding a potential property tax measure aimed at maintaining essential services and quality of life in the community. Interested residents can apply online until April 25, 2024, with the ballot measure potentially generating between $13 million and $20 million annually. The measure aims to address a structural deficit exacerbated by inflation and increasing service demands.
The City of Everett is actively seeking volunteers to join pro and con committees for a potential property tax ballot measure set for the August 6 primary election. These committees will prepare statements for the Snohomish County Voter’s Pamphlet, advocating for or against the proposed tax increase aimed at maintaining essential city services. Interested residents must apply by April 25, 2024, to be considered.
A multi-vehicle crash on 41st Street in Everett resulted in a three-hour closure, occurring on April 17, 2024. The incident involved an Amazon delivery truck, a box truck, and two passenger cars, leading to one serious injury. Dashcam footage of the accident has emerged, showing a white car disregarding a stop sign and causing the collision.
The "PROCUREMENT - Bid Opportunities" event in Everett, Washington, invites participation from various sectors, including the hospitality industry and non-profit organizations, focusing on procurement and municipal contracts. Scheduled from April 9 to April 23, 2024, this event highlights significant opportunities in the local economy, particularly in real estate and legal services.