Park Restroom Closure

The restrooms at all City of Snohomish Parks will be closed for the winter starting November 19, 2018 thru March 18, 2019.

The restroom on First Street in downtown Snohomish will remain open. For any questions contact Parks Lead Joe Hopper at 425-328-0064.

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City Council Meeting Audio

Citizens who were unable to attend the November 6, 2018 regular City Council meeting have the option of accessing the audio recording.

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...

New Development Application Received

Ludwig Road Planned Residential Development Subdivision Application Received

A Notice of Application was issued this week for the Ludwig Road Planned Residential Development Subdivision for 29 single-family lots on an approximately 9.4-acre site located at 820 and 8130 Ludwig Road. For more information on this new application, and...

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’s vision for how we...

Right-of-Way Leaf Removal Policy

During the fall season a large amount of leaves fall on streets and private property throughout the City of Snohomish.

Over the years, the City’s Public Works Department has helped residents in the leaf removal process for a number of reasons including traffic safety, water quality protection, and localized flood control.

City residents are not permitted to deposit their l...

There's a Faster Way to Pay!

Save time and postage by paying your utility bill online using a debit/credit card or bank account via e-check.

There is NO fee to the customer to utilize this convenient service. To pay your bill online, please have your billing account number (including all zeros) and amount due available (see your bill) and go to the Pay Your Bill Online webpage. 

In add...

News Release - Pilchuck River Dam

The City of Snohomish and the Tulalip Tribes Collaborate on Pilchuck River Dam Removal and Restoration to Achieve Mutual Benefits

In June of 2018, the Tulalip Tribes and the City of Snohomish finalized an Interlocal Agreement for cooperative action in restoration of the Pilchuck River. The City owns a water supply diversion dam located southeast of the City of Granite Falls on the P...

2019-2020 Recommended Budget

The Mayor’s recommended budget for 2019-2020 can be found on the City's Budget and Finance page.

The Mayor’s recommended budget for 2019-2020 can be found on the City's Finance and Budget page. The budget overview will be presented to City Council at a workshop at 5:00 p.m. on October 16, 2018. The workshop will be held at the George Gilbert...

Mayor Kartak Receives Certificate of Municipal Leadership

Mayor Kartak recently received a Certificate of Municipal Leadership, which demonstrates a commitment to continuous learning and a desire to bring new ideas back to this community.

He received the Certification from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC). The Certificate of Municipal Leadership program helps mayors and councilmembers sharpen the tools they need today to understand the legal landscape, plan for the future, manage...

Speed Limit Reduced on First Street

In an effort to improve pedestrian and vehicle safety, the speed limit on First Street has been reduced to 20 mph.

After hearing citizen concerns, and reaching out to businesses on First Street, Mayor Kartak ordered the reduced speed limit. Yesterday, the City Street Department installed the new speed limit signs. 

City Proposes Four Comprehensive Plan Amendments for 2018

The Washington State Growth Management Act allows the City to amend the Comprehensive Plan once a year.

This year, four City-initiated proposals are being reviewed by the Planning Commission before they make a recommendation to the City Council.

The four proposals are to:

• Merge the Parks and the Open Space land use designations into a single Parks, Open Space...

Summer 2018 City of Snohomish Quarterly Magazine

The Summer 2018 Quarterly Magazine has been mailed out and is also available online.

The purpose of the magazine is to better engage and inform you regarding your City services. The costs of production are paid for through advertising over time by working with our local businesses and Philips Publishing. So please support your local busin...

This Week's City News

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

Here are some highlights of this week's news:

• City Hall Closure on Monday, November 12 in Observation of Veterans Day
• Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan Amendments
• 11/6/18 Council Meeting Audio 

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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’s vision for how we...

Notice of Decision for the 1405 Avenue A Preliminary Plat PRD (City File #11-17-PRD)

Notice of Decision for approval of the preliminary plat to create a 6-lot subdivision, with associated improvements, as a planned residential development on approximately 1.14 acres at 1405 Avenue A. The project will include grading, installation of utili...