City News

Catch up on City happenings, announcements, and meeting information.

Here are some highlights of recent City news:

• Audio available from 3/19/19 City Council Meeting
• Upcoming Planning Department Closures
• New City Hall Customer Service Hours
• and more...

City Council Meeting Audio

Citizens who were unable to attend the March 19, 2019 City Council meeting have the option of accessing audio recording of the meeting.

Citizens who are unable to attend a Snohomish City Council regular meeting, have the option of accessing audio recordings of the meetings. Audio sessions are synchronized to specific agenda items in order to provide listeners with quick access to the desi...

Upcoming Planning Department Closures

The Planning Department will be transitioning to a new permitting software, called EnerGov, in April, and several closures are planned to facilitate this conversion.

Please be aware of the following closures/partial closures:

• Thursday, April 11th:  No permits may be submitted or issued, however staff will be available for inquiries.
• Friday, April 12th:  City Hall closed.
• Monday, April 15th:  Pl...

New City Hall Customer Service Hours

City Hall will be open Monday-Thursday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm for in-person customer service effective March 18 through June 16 2019.

In-person customer service will be temporarily closed on Fridays to allow staff to train and implement a new finance software system. Utility payments can be dropped in the utility payment box on the south side of City Hall or customers may pay online her...

City of Snohomish Implementing NEW Utility Billing System - March 1

The City will implement a new utility billing system beginning with the bills customers receive in March and April 2019. The new system will give customers improved online services for managing utility bills.

With the new system customers will be assigned new account numbers. Information related to the new billing system will be posted to the City’s website and sent to customers in their bills providing information about setting up a NEW online accou...

Annual Residential Garbage and Recycling Drop Off Event

Make a dent in your spring cleaning by bringing your unwanted furniture and debris to the City’s annual Residential Garbage and Recycling Cleanup Event.
Bring proof of residency.

Is your basement, garage or shed a hot mess? Have you been storing up old rugs and appliances or piling up your kids worn out toys just waiting to conveniently dispose of them? Make a dent in your spring cleaning by bringing your unwanted furniture and de...

Park Bathrooms to Reopen March 18

Warmer weather is finally here, and that means park bathrooms that were winterized will now be open.

L & I (Labor and Industries) FREE Workshop

Employers often ‘Don’t Know What They Don’t Know’ About L& I — and not knowing affects not only their bottom line costs but may keep them from earning up to $10,000 back from L&I by bringing an injured worker back to a light duty or modified position.

Business owners need to know how to control worker’s comp premiums before their premiums begin to increase. If you have one or more employees, this overview of how your safety program and injured worker claims management can keep your workers co...

Notice of Public Hearing: Ludwig Road Planned Residential Development Subdivision (file #16-18-PRD)

Notice of Public Hearing for a Planned Residential Development subdivision of an approximately 9.4 acre site into 29 single-family lots. The proposal includes open space, landscaping, a new public roadway, utility and infrastructure improvements, stormwat...