Do You Have a Better Idea?

Make your vision for Snohomish the community vision, too, by submitting a “docket” application now.

The docket process is how residents, property owners, business owners, and any interested party can present to the City Council their ideas of how they envision the Snohomish of the future.

The City’s Comprehensive Plan is the community&rsquo...

Public invited to Pilchuck Julia Landing Ribbon Cutting

The City of Snohomish, along with the Tulalip Tribes invites members of the community to attend the ribbon cutting to rename the 19 acre riverfront property and boat launch to Pilchuck Julia Landing August 27th at 2:30p.m.

The name honors a tribal fisherwoman who lived in a village along the same river around the turn of the 20th century. The ceremony and ribbon cutting will be held outdoors at 20 Lincoln Avenue and will include a traditional indigenousness blessing, along ...

Blackmans Lake Toxic Algae CAUTION – 8/15/2019

Blackmans Lake is experiencing a blue-green algae bloom. The algae may appear blue, green or white on the surface of the water, and is particularly concentrated near the shorelines.

Samples were collected on Thursday, August 15th at the public boat launch by Snohomish County Surface Water Staff.Sample were taken to test for toxic algae but results will not be available until mid-next week. CAUTION signs are posted at the public boat ...

Snohomish Accepting Applications for 2020 Lodging Tax Funds

The City of Snohomish is accepting Request for Funding (Requests) from non-profit agencies and groups actively engaged in the promotion and enhancement of tourism in the City of Snohomish during the calendar year 2020.

Activities considered eligible for assistance include, but are not limited to, those that increase tourism by promoting and distributing information for the purpose of attracting and welcoming visitors; operation of a tourism promotion agency, and the mar...

Public Safety Town Hall

The Public Safety Commission invites members of the community to a town hall presentation that will feature valuable information on mapping your neighborhood, starting a Neighborhood Watch program, and preparing for a disaster.

The meeting will include both a question and answer session, as well as an informal discussion with the Public Safety Commission  and the Snohomish Police Department. All are welcome.

Public Safety Commission Town HallSeptember 106 - 7:30pmSnohomi...

City Council Meeting Audio

Citizens who were unable to attend City Council meetings have the option of accessing audio recording of the meetings.

Audio sessions are synchronized to specific agenda items in order to provide listeners with quick access to the desired item. The audio is published online the morning following the regular meetings. Audio recordings can be heard by going to the City's Ag...

There is a faster, easier way to pay!

Want to save time and have more flexibility in how you pay your utility bill?

If you have an internet connection and an email address, you can pay your bill online. You are also able to sign up for e-bills (paperless billing) and receive an email notification when your bill is ready to view. It is fast, it is easy, and you no longe...

New City Hall Customer Service Hours

City Hall is now open Monday-Thursday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm for walk-in customer service and by appointment on Friday.

Utility payments (checks only) can be dropped in the utility payment box on the south side of City Hall. Customers may also pay online here or call the payment line at 1-833-501-5730. If a customer has an urgent need on Fridays they may call 360-568-3115 ...

20 Miles Per Hour Zone Pilot Project

The Mayor and City Council agreed to allow a 20 mph zone pilot project in the Pine Avenue residential area between 16th and 22nd Streets during the June 18, 2019 Council meeting.

This will be a pilot project.  The 20 mph signs will be posted this summer and the speed monitor trailer will be placed at various locations along Pine Avenue.  The City will not accept speed reduction petitions until after this pilot pr...

Snohomish County Road Project Update

Construction on South Machias Road & Machias Cutoff has begun. The full, two-week closure is now scheduled to begin 6:00 a.m. Monday, July 15 to 6:00 a.m. Monday, July 29.

Summer Yard Watering Calendar

In a continued effort to conserve water, the City offers a summer yard watering calendar for residents.

PDF 2019 Summer Watering Calendar

City News

Catch up on City News!

Some highlights of recent City news:

• Pilchuck Julia Landing Ribbon Cutting on 8/27/19
• Blackmans Lake Toxic Algae
• Public Safety Town Hall on 9/10/19
• and more!