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City Council takes additional actions to fill police department vacancies

The Mill Creek City Council has taken significant steps to address vacancies in its police department by approving a new Memorandum of Understanding that offers hiring bonuses of up to $20,000 for experienced officers. This decision comes in light of a nationwide shortage of qualified personnel and aims to bolster public safety in the community. The Council is also working closely with the Mill Creek Police Officers' Guild to enhance recruitment strategies.

Shred-It 2021 Secure Document Shredding Event Back Again Oct. 23

The Mill Creek Kiwanis Club, in partnership with Peoples Bank and the City of Mill Creek, is hosting a secure document shredding event on Saturday, Oct. 23. The event allows residents to shred their sensitive documents, with the first box free and subsequent boxes available for a suggested donation of $5. Proceeds will support community projects and promote secure disposal of personal information.

Shred-It 2021 Secure Document Shredding Event Back Again Oct. 23

Mill Creek Kiwanis Club, in collaboration with Peoples Bank and the City of Mill Creek, is hosting a secure document shredding event on Saturday, October 23, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at City Hall North. The event offers residents the opportunity to safely dispose of sensitive documents, with the first box free and subsequent boxes for a suggested donation of $5, benefiting local community projects.

Mayor Pro Tem Vignal Awarded with Certificate of Municipal Leadership

Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal of Mill Creek has been awarded a Certificate of Municipal Leadership by the Association of Washington Cities, recognizing her completion of over 30 hours of training in essential governance areas. This accolade underscores her commitment to effective local leadership and her active involvement in community development initiatives.

Notice Of Board Vacancies

The City of Mill Creek is actively seeking volunteers to fill multiple vacancies on its Art & Beautification Board and Parks & Recreation Board, with applications due by October 11, 2021. Board meetings are scheduled monthly, providing residents an opportunity to engage in local governance and community enhancement. Interested candidates can request application forms through the Communications Department.

Mayor Pro Tem Vignal Awarded with Certificate of Municipal Leadership

Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal of Mill Creek has been awarded the Certificate of Municipal Leadership by the Association of Washington Cities. This recognition highlights her commitment to effective local governance, achieved through over 30 hours of training in key areas of municipal leadership. Vignal's active civic engagement and experience position her as a dedicated leader focused on balancing economic growth with community livability.

Notice Of Board Vacancies - City of Mill Creek, Wa

The City of Mill Creek is actively seeking volunteers to fill five board vacancies, including positions on the Art & Beautification Board and the Parks & Recreation Board, with terms expiring on October 31, 2021. Interested individuals can obtain an application by contacting the Mill Creek Communications Department, with submissions due by October 11, 2021. This initiative invites community engagement and participation in local governance.

Passport Walk-up New Walk-up Passport Service

The City of Mill Creek has introduced a daily walk-up passport service, enhancing accessibility while adhering to COVID-19 safety protocols. Utilizing the NextME app and QR codes, visitors can now wait in their cars and receive notifications when it's their turn, with essential documentation required for processing.

Passport Walk-up New Walk-up Passport Service

The City of Mill Creek has introduced a daily walk-up passport service, allowing residents to access passport services without an appointment. This initiative, made possible through the NextME app and QR codes, aims to meet the increasing demand for passports while adhering to COVID-19 safety protocols. Travelers are urged to apply early as routine passport processing can take up to 18 weeks.

Mill Creek City Council Recognizes 2021 Great Garden Award Recipients

The Mill Creek City Council recently honored the recipients of the 2021 Great Garden Award, celebrating their contributions to local beautification efforts. This recognition highlights the importance of community engagement in fostering green spaces and enhancing the city's aesthetic appeal. The event underscores Mill Creek's commitment to encouraging gardening and environmental stewardship among its residents.

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