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Marysville residents can review the 2024 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) for the Community Development Block Grant program during a public hearing on Sept. 8. The report highlights funding for essential services, including meals for low-income schoolchildren and housing support for vulnerable residents.
The Marysville Police Department urges drivers to prioritize safety in school zones as the new school year approaches, following over 1,000 traffic violations last year. Officers will increase patrols, particularly for speeding and violations related to school bus stop paddles. The minimum fine for school zone violations is $214.
The Marysville Police Department urges drivers to prioritize safety as schools reopen, following over 1,000 traffic violations last year. Officers will increase patrols in school zones, where speeding fines start at $214, to ensure compliance with safety laws.
The "Summer may be ending, but the fun is just beginning" concert will take place at the Marysville Opera House on August 22, 2025. This event features a variety of music genres and community activities aimed at celebrating the end of summer.
A summer concert event in Marysville, Washington, is set for August 22, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 11:30 PM local time. The gathering aims to celebrate the end of summer with various music genres and activities. Local attendees can enjoy a full day of entertainment as the season transitions.
The City of Marysville urges water customers to conserve water on August 27 and 28 due to a temporary shutdown of a primary water supply source. This action aims to maintain adequate water levels during scheduled construction and minimize service disruptions. Residents can help by turning off irrigation systems and reducing water usage.
Marysville officials announced a voluntary water conservation notice effective from August 21 to August 25, 2025. The notice aims to manage water supply amid ongoing construction activities in the area. Residents are encouraged to reduce water usage during this period.
Jim Kaylor will serve as the first Director of Utilities & Maintenance Services for the City of Marysville, overseeing water, stormwater, and solid waste divisions. He joins the city after Labor Day, bringing experience from various local governments in Arizona and Oregon. Kaylor expressed enthusiasm about contributing to the city's future leadership.
A section of 83rd Avenue NE in southeast Marysville will close for construction starting Monday, Aug. 18. The closure, lasting until Sept. 12, aims to install a culvert and lower water mains, allowing local traffic only between 60th Street NE and East Sunnyside School Road.
Construction on 67th Avenue NE starts Aug. 12, focusing on ADA ramp replacements and street repairs. The project will involve lane closures and may cause delays for through traffic, with completion expected by late October.