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The article announces the upcoming Spring Festival in Mill Creek, Washington, scheduled for April 19, 2025. This community event will take place at Heatherwood Middle School and is expected to draw significant local participation. It serves as an important opportunity for residents to engage with each other and celebrate the season.
The article announces a gathering for the Dog Walker Watch program in Mill Creek, Washington, scheduled for April 26, 2025. This event aims to foster community engagement among dog owners and enhance local pet safety. Attendees are encouraged to participate and share insights about responsible dog ownership.
The article announces an upcoming Earth Day event in Mill Creek, Washington, scheduled for April 26, 2025. It highlights the significance of the event, which is expected to attract local residents and promote environmental awareness. The notice also indicates a possible quorum for city officials, suggesting the event's importance to local governance and community engagement.
The City of Mill Creek has announced a possible quorum of its Councilmembers attending the Spring Festival Eggstravaganza, scheduled for April 19, 2025. This notice serves to inform the public that no official action will be taken during the event. The gathering will take place at Heatherwood Middle School Track, fostering community engagement and celebration.
The Mill Creek City Council met on April 1, 2025, to discuss potential garbage can cleaning services for residents. While the initiative was met with logistical challenges and costs, council members emphasized the need for solutions to help residents manage unpleasant odors from bins.
The Mill Creek City Council convened on April 1, 2025, to address significant budget challenges and explore potential revenue growth strategies, including benefit districts. Mayor Brian Holtzclaw emphasized the need for fresh approaches to alleviate financial pressures on the city's general fund.
The Mill Creek City Council is considering a $50 vehicle fee to fund street maintenance amid a projected $1.5 million budget gap by 2026. City Manager Martin Yamamoto estimates the fee could generate between $294,000 and $736,000 annually from the city's 14,730 registered vehicles. No vote was taken, as further discussions on the proposal are planned.
The Mill Creek City Council met on April 1, 2025, to discuss amendments to the city's housing code aimed at aligning with state laws regarding middle housing and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). The proposed changes seek to provide more housing options while ensuring compliance with the Growth Management Act.
The City of Mill Creek has announced that a possible quorum of its Councilmembers may attend the Earth Day Cleanup event on April 26, 2025. This event will take place at City Hall North, offering a chance for residents to participate in community service. No official action will be taken during this gathering, emphasizing its informal nature.
The article announces that a possible quorum of Mill Creek Councilmembers may attend the Dog Walker Watch event organized by the Mill Creek Police Department on April 26, 2025. The event aims to engage the community in responsible dog walking practices. No official actions will be taken during this gathering, which will take place at Heron Park.