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Marysville Police Chief Erik Scairpon praised the Custody Team for their compassionate care of an inmate facing a major mental health crisis. The team managed the individual without using force during his nine-day stay, providing him with crayons, a coloring book, and a Bible. He was ultimately transferred to a hospital for mental health treatment.
Marysville police officers participated in the 2021 Law Enforcement Torch Run on August 25, carrying the "Flame of Hope" for over eight miles to raise awareness and funds for the Special Olympics. This nationwide event includes more than 97,000 law enforcement members who promote courage and diversity. Donations for the Marysville Police Department's efforts can still be made online.
Marysville Police officers saved three lives in four days through quick actions in response to a gunshot wound, a stabbing, and a near-drowning. The timely application of tourniquets by officers prevented fatalities in both the shooting and stabbing incidents. Collaborative efforts with local fire and rescue teams also ensured the safety of a near-drowning victim.
Fireworks are banned within Marysville city limits, with strict penalties for violations including fines and potential jail time. This legislation aims to prevent injuries, property damage, and the drain on public safety resources associated with fireworks usage. Residents are encouraged to leave fireworks to professional displays to ensure public safety.
Marysville Parks, Culture, and Recreation offers numerous volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups interested in community service. Upcoming events include the Earth Day Clean-Up at Gissburg Twin Lakes Park and a monthly Happy Parks Park Clean-Up schedule. Interested volunteers can easily get involved by completing an application or contacting coordinators directly.
The Ladies LOL Comedy Show in Marysville features a lineup of talented comedians, including Courtney Byrd, Bernice Larson, Vanessa Dawn, and headliner Monica Nevi. Attendees can enjoy a night of laughter accompanied by heavy appetizers and drinks, with the event catering to an audience aged 21 and older. The show emphasizes community engagement and local entertainment, making it a significant event for residents.
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The City of Marysville is seeking public input on its draft 2025 Stormwater Management Program Plan, which is part of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Phase II Permit requirements. The plan aims to address essential stormwater management elements to enhance water quality and environmental protection in the region. Residents can submit their feedback through an online form until February 28, 2025.
Chief Erik Scairpon announces the accreditation of the Marysville Police Department by the Washington Association of Police Chiefs and Sheriffs, marking a significant achievement for local law enforcement. The department's vision for 2025 emphasizes community engagement, staff safety, leadership development, and technological advancement to foster a safer and more connected community.
The Toys for Tots campaign in Snohomish County aims to bring the joy of Christmas to less fortunate children, with significant impacts demonstrated in 2023 through the distribution of over 149,000 toys to nearly 74,000 children. The campaign is currently closed for 2024, but information for donations and requests remains accessible for future initiatives. Community members are encouraged to contribute online or donate toys to support local children.