Update: Mayor Nehring’s virtual Coffee Klatch Oct. 26

Do you have questions about City of Marysville programs and projects? Take a lunch break to ask Mayor Jon Nehring from your home or office by joining him for a virtual Coffee Klatch. The Facebook Live event is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 26, from Noon to ...

Draft watershed assessment open for public review

The City of Marysville’s Draft Assessment and Basin Prioritization document is available for public review and comment. Deadline to submit public comments is Monday, Nov. 1. 

The City of Marysville manages stormwater within the city limi...

New co-directors named at Marysville Public Works

The City of Marysville has named Karen Latimer and Jeff Laycock as Co-Directors of Public Works. Under the department’s new structure, Latimer is Director of Utilities and Public Works Services, while Laycock is Director of Engineering and Trans...

Exposing children to domestic violence now a crime in Marysville

Because children who witness domestic violence are at serious risk for long-term physical and mental health problems, the Marysville City Council unanimously approved an ordinance that creates a separate crime for individuals who commit an act of domestic...

City’s landmark water tower to get a protective facelift

Beginning in the next few days, the Comeford Reservoir (water tower) will undergo minor repairs and get a brand-new paint job. Crews will use abrasive blasting to remove layers of existing exterior paint, taking it down to bare steel, prior to applying th...

Traffic alert: State Avenue partial closure Friday, Oct. 15

As the project to widen State Avenue north of 100th Street NE nears completion, drivers should prepare for traffic delays on Friday, Oct. 15. Northbound traffic will be detoured from State Avenue to Shoultes/51st Avenue NE to 136th Street NE. Southbound t...

City Council asks Legislature to clarify law enforcement reform

Cites ‘uncertainty in response,’ potential threat to public safety 

The Marysville City Council has adopted a resolution asking the state Legislature to clarify its intent related to a number of law enforcement-related bills passed in the most rec...

Marysville names new Human Resources Director

The City of Marysville has named Jason P. Smith as its new Human Resources Director. Smith most recently has served as the Marysville’s Training and Community Outreach Administrator. In that role he relaunched the city’s Diversity Advisory Committee and s...

Mayor Nehring to hold virtual Coffee Klatch Oct. 25

Do you have questions about City of Marysville programs and projects? You can ask Mayor Jon Nehring from the comfort of your own home by joining him for a virtual Coffee Klatch. The Facebook Live event is scheduled for Monday, Oct. 25, from 5:30 to 6:30 p...

Help #BreakTheSilence around domestic violence

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Local community service agencies, volunteer organizations and churches are joining the City of Marysville, Police Department and Fire District and Domestic Violence Services Snohomish County to help educate ou...

Grant applications open for projects addressing homelessness

The City of Marysville is accepting grant applications for funding to support projects or services principally benefiting low- and moderate-income people and areas. 

About $248,750 is available from federal Community Development Block Grant funds ...

Annual performance report available for review

The city’s Community Development Block Grant program invites Marysville residents to review its annual performance evaluation report on how federal block grant funds are spent in the city, mostly to help address issues around low-income housing ...

Marysville seeks applicants for Civil Service Commission

Are you a Marysville resident who wants to serve your community? The City is accepting applications to fill an opening on the Civil Service Commission. 

To apply, submit a letter of interest and resume by Sept. 17 to Teri Lester, Human Resources M...

Traffic alert: Construction delays at intersection of 4th & State

On Tuesday, Aug. 24, and Wednesday, Aug. 25, expect traffic delays in and around the intersection of 4th Street (SR 528) and State Avenue between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. 

Lanes will remain open with a uniformed police officer on site to dir...

Traffic alert: 152nd St NE road closure Aug. 10-24

Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 10, 152nd Street NE will be closed to through traffic between 51st Avenue NE and 67th Avenue NE. 

Traffic will be detoured north on 51st and 67th, then east and/or west on 172nd Street NE (SR 531). Detour signage is in plac...

Cedar Avenue construction gets underway next week

Construction is expected to begin next week for the Low Impact Development (LID) Improvements for Cedar Avenue project. The city will build new bioretention facilities along Cedar Avenue between 1st Street and 4th Street to treat and filter stormwater run...

Sanitary sewer smoke testing begins Aug. 3

WHAT:  Sanitary Sewer Smoke Testing

WHEN:  Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 3, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. We expect the work to take about a week. 

WHERE:  Downtown Marysville, generally bordered by 5th Street (south), BNSF railroa...

National Night Out is back! Join us Aug. 3

Come meet your local Police and Fire first responders, watch a Police K-9 demonstration, and learn how to keep your home and your neighborhood safer – and it’s all free! Marysville’s National Night Out takes place from 5:30 t...

Traffic alert: Intersection work at 80th & State

On Tuesday, July 20, northbound and southbound traffic will be restricted in and around the intersection of State Avenue and 80th Street NE between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. At least one lane in each direction will remain open. Traffic control will b...

CDBG Citizen Advisory Committee has a vacancy

Community Development Block Grants are federal funds intended to help local low-moderate income communities provide affordable housing, anti-poverty programs and infrastructure development. The city has opened applications for persons interested in servin...

Marysville cooking up fun, fireworks for the Fourth

We’re bringing back the professional fireworks show and adding some new fun to the mix this 4th of July. Food trucks, anyone? 

“As Americans we have so much to celebrate,” Mayor Jon Nehring said. “Community ...

Your chance to help shape Marysville parks

Want to help shape the future of Marysville parks? The city has an opening on the Parks, Culture and Recreation Advisory Board for a term ending Feb. 28, 2023. 

The board meets every other month on the second Wednesday of the month. It advises the...

Reminder: Fireworks illegal in Marysville

As we approach the July 4th holiday, we’re reminding Marysville residents that all fireworks are illegal within city limits. 

People who have, use, sell, trade or discharge fireworks inside the city are breaking the law. Leading up to an...

City beautification program aims to improve aesthetic appeal

Neighborhoods, downtown businesses eligible to apply for grant funds

If you’re a fan of HGTV’s Home Town Takeover, you might look around and see places around our city that could use some sprucing up. While we can’t offer that...

Applicants sought for Marysville Planning Commission

The City of Marysville is seeking applicants to serve on the city Planning Commission. The vacancy is to complete a term expiring Aug. 2, 2026. 

The seven-member Planning Commission serves as an advisory board to the Mayor and City Council on land...

New Public Works Director coming to Marysville

The City of Marysville has hired its new Public Works Director. Esco Bell’s first day on the job will be Monday, June 7. 

Bell comes to Marysville from the City of Mount Vernon, where he was Public Works Director since 2005. During his t...

Marysville, NorthPoint reach development agreement

The Marysville City Council unanimously passed a historic resolution that solidifies the city’s long-term vision to attract family-wage jobs to the Cascade Industrial Center. The action took place at the May 10 City Council meeting following a public hear...

S&P upgrades city's bond rating to AA+

S&P Global Ratings has raised its long-term rating to 'AA+' from 'AA' on the City of Marysville's outstanding debt for water and sewer systems. 

An upgrade in the bond rating basically translates into lower interest rates, Finance Director San...

Join Mayor’s virtual Coffee Klatch May 24

Got questions about City of Marysville programs and projects? You can ask Mayor Jon Nehring from the comfort of your own home by joining him for a virtual Coffee Klatch. The Facebook Live event is scheduled for Monday, May 24, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.&n...

Four Marysville residents appointed to Salary Commission

The Marysville Salary Commission now has four new members. The appointments were recommended by Mayor Jon Nehring and authorized by the City Council at its April 26 meeting. 

Doug Buell: Marysville resident since 1994, semi-retired former newspape...

Utility work starts Monday on SR 528; potential traffic delays

Heads up, Marysville drivers: Starting Monday, May 10, crews will be working to install utilities on the south side of SR 528 (64th Street NE) east of 67th Avenue NE. The work may result in single-lane closures and intermittent traffic delays. 

Dr...

Intersection of 100th St. NE & 59th Dr. NE gets accessibility upgrade

Starting next Monday, May 3, expect intermittent traffic delays and potential single-lane closures between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. near the intersection of 100th Street NE and 59th Drive NE. Crews will be installing new ADA ramps and related intersection safety...

Community Center moving in 2022

As construction progresses on the new Marysville Civic Center, the Ken Baxter Community Center is being prepared for demolition scheduled to begin the week of May 10. 

Current classes at the Community Center have been moved to other city locations...

Local teacher, business owner honored for saving man in crisis

A local business owner and teacher who rescued a man from an overpass during a mental health crisis was honored Monday with a Meritorious Service Award presented by Marysville Fire District, Marysville Police Department and the City of Marysville.&nbs...

Fake Police calls are a new scam

Recently several citizens have reported people claiming to be police officers demanding payment of fines for various reasons. These people have identified themselves using actual officers’ names in order to make their demands seem more credible. ...

City Shred-A-Thon returns May 8

Spring cleaning starts here! The City of Marysville will host the popular, free Shred-A-Thon event on Saturday, May 8. In addition to free shredding service for paperwork with personal information, you can also bring Styrofoam, bubble wrap and electronics...

Marysville hires new Community Development Director

A new Community Development Director is coming to the City of Marysville. Haylie Miller’s first day on the job will be Monday, March 29. 

Miller comes to Marysville from the City of Ferndale, where she was Community Development Director ...

Announcing The Great Egg Hunt – Marysville

Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation is pleased to announce The Great Egg Hunt. 

Spring is in the air and the Easter Bunny has lost the eggs! Take an adventure to help find the eggs throughout Marysville in this community scavenger hunt. Once ...

City Council adopts law prohibiting possession of controlled substances without a prescription

On Monday, March 8, 2021, the Marysville City Council adopted a new ordinance that makes it a gross misdemeanor to possess controlled substances without a prescription. The Council enacted this ordinance because of a recent ruling by the Washington State ...

Changes proposed for Marysville’s Downtown Master Plan

In the future, downtown Marysville could include more mixed-use commercial and housing options to take advantage of transportation and transit investments and build on the city’s efforts to revitalize the downtown and Ebey waterfront areas.&...

City earns Excellence in Financial Reporting honor

For the 13th consecutive year, Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) has awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting to the City of Marysville for its comprehensive annual financial...

Marysville opens grants for infectious disease response

Starting today, grant applications are open to fund public service activities that prepare, prevent and respond to the spread of infectious disease such as COVID-19. The deadline to apply is 4 p.m. Monday, March 1. 

The city will award up to a tot...

Marysville adds dedicated crisis response to Police outreach

The Marysville Police Department, in partnership with the Arlington and Lake Stevens Police Departments, is adding new specialized resources to its policing toolkit. Two dedicated mental health specialists will now be assigned to join officers in respondi...

Apply to serve on Marysville Salary Commission

Marysville residents are invited to apply to serve on the city’s Salary Commission. The city anticipates filling four openings, one for a current vacancy and three for terms beginning in June and July. 

The seven-member commission meets ...

City draft Stormwater Management plan for public review

Marysville’s 2021 Draft Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) Plan is now available for review and public comment.

This SWMP Plan will document what actions the City of Marysville will take in 2021 to meet permit requirements. It is designed to re...

Save the date: Mayor’s State of the City address Jan. 21

‘Challenges and Changemakers’ outlines Marysville accomplishments - Mayor Jon Nehring invites you to join him for a virtual State of the City presentation on Thursday, Jan. 21. The presentation begins at 6:30 p.m., followed by a questi...

Marysville offers new round of utility assistance grants

Are you a City of Marysville utilities customer facing financial difficulty related to COVID-19? We invite you to apply for a utility assistance grant for a one-time bill credit of $200 (or $100 for those who already have a discounted utility rate).

The Ci...

Partial closure for State Avenue construction Jan. 11-24

Beginning next Monday, Jan. 11, northbound traffic on State Avenue between 100th and 104th Streets NE will be required to take a 3.4-mile detour for construction. The all-hours detour for this work is expected to last through Sunday, Jan. 24. Southbound t...

City opens CDBG draft plan for public review, comment

The City of Marysville has opened its Community Development Block Grant Draft Annual Action Plan for Program Year 2021 for public review and comment. The draft plan provides specific housing and community development actions for 2021 in alignment with the...

Celebrate Merrysville Home for the Holidays - Community Lights, Dec. 10-24

Make Marysville shine and join in the merriment as we bring the holiday celebration home this year! Marysville residents, organizations and businesses are invited to take part in transforming Marysville into a magical community of lights. 

Registe...

Draft ADA Transition Plan available for review, comment

The next step in the city’s efforts to improve access to public right-of-way for people with disabilities is now available for review. The Draft ADA Transition Plan is open for public comment through Nov. 24. 

The draft plan has been und...

Marysville Police ‘Coats for Kids’ drive Nov. 21

Marysville Police invite you to come meet them on Saturday, Nov. 21, for a holiday coat drive to benefit children in need in the Marysville community. Officers and city staff will be collecting donations of new children’s coats, hoodie sweatshir...

City adopts $396 million biennial budget for 2021-2022

Continuing major infrastructure projects already underway while belt-tightening in a season of economic uncertainty characterizes the City of Marysville’s next two-year budget approved by the Marysville City Council on Oct. 26.  

&ld...

More Marysville CARES business relief grants open

Has your Marysville businesses suffered financially from response to the COVID-19 pandemic? If you haven’t already received CARES Act funding from the City of Marysville or Snohomish County, you may be able to receive a Marysville CARES grant of...

Marysville grants open for disease response, smallest businesses

Applications are now open for a fall round of two separate Marysville CARES grant funds. One is for public service activities that prepare, prevent and respond to the spread of infectious disease such as COVID-19. The other is for low-income small busines...

Comeford Park partial closure for water tower repairs Nov. 6-13

Starting this Friday, Nov. 6, the city will close the parking stalls, sidewalk and park area around the water tower reservoir in the northeast corner of Comeford Park. These actions are being taken for safety reasons in preparation for repair work next we...

Marysville relaunches Diversity Advisory Committee

Fifteen Marysville residents representing our community’s diverse backgrounds, identities and experiences have been named to the Mayor’s Diversity Advisory Committee, Mayor Jon Nehring is pleased to announce. Committee members are:&...

More relief funding for Marysville small businesses

Another $300,000 has been added to the grant fund available for Marysville small businesses that have suffered financial loss from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Marysville City Council approved that action at its Oct. 12 meeting.

Marysville CARES Business Rel...

Deadline extended for Marysville CARES utility assistance grants

If you lost your job or are working fewer hours due to the COVID-19 pandemic and you receive water, sewer and/or garbage services from the City of Marysville, here’s some financial help. The deadline to apply for a Marysville CARES Utility Assistance Gran...

Marysville residents win Amazon Catalyst competition

Marysville residents Justin Garcia and John Huenfeld are the first- and second-place winners in the Amazon Catalyst competition in the City of Marysville, Mayor Jon Nehring recently announced. The winners submitted their proposals for streamlining manufac...

First Street Bypass opens to traffic

One of the largest construction projects ever undertaken by the City of Marysville, the First Street Bypass, opened for vehicle traffic this afternoon. 

“The opening of this new arterial roadway today is a real milestone marking the city’s long-te...

Marysville launches more CARES grants for residents & businesses

If you live or have a business in Marysville and the COVID-19 pandemic has hurt you financially, you may be eligible for a Marysville CARES grant. The City of Marysville announces another round for two of its grant programs, one for household rent or mort...

How do you envision Marysville’s downtown future?

As the City of Marysville begins its update of the Downtown Master Plan, we want to hear from residents, businesses and other stakeholders about priorities for the evolution of downtown Marysville. 

We’ve launched an interactive map feat...

Vacancy on city board serving retired law enforcement

Marysville residents are invited to apply to serve on the city board that reviews applications for medical, dental and vision treatment for members of the LEOFF (Law Enforcement Officers’ and Fire Fighters’) Retirement Plan 1. ...

Upper parking lot at Jennings Memorial Park to be paved

The Jennings Memorial Park Upper Parking Lot, located at 55^th Avenue NE and 70^th Street NE, will be closed Sept. 28, 2020 through Oct. 31, 2020 for paving. The parking lot, adjacent to the Jennings Park Ball Fields, is currently a gravel lot and will be p...

New Police Chief coming to Marysville

The Marysville Police Department is getting a new top cop. Erik Scairpon, the city’s new Police Chief, will start work here on Monday, Sept. 21. 

Scairpon is currently a Police Captain with the City of Redmond overseeing its Operations d...

Marysville offers virtual National Night Out on Oct. 6

Marysville residents and families are invited to join our virtual celebration of National Night Out on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The evening’s focus will be neighborhood Zoom chats with a Marysville Police officer or city staff about topics that matter m...

Join Mayor’s virtual Coffee Klatch Sept. 14

Got questions about City of Marysville programs and projects? You can ask Mayor Jon Nehring from the comfort of your own home by joining him for a virtual Coffee Klatch. The Facebook Live event is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 14, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Foll...

City announces Marysville CARES utility assistance grants

City of Marysville utility customers facing financial difficulty related to the COVID-19 pandemic are urged to apply for a Marysville CARES Utility Assistance Grant. 

Utility assistance grants for a one-time of $200 toward their city utility bill ...

Applications open for Marysville Diversity Advisory Committee

The Mayor’s Diversity Advisory Committee is accepting applications for new members. Established in 2010, the committee works to identify issues, prioritize support and ensure that the diverse character of our community is represented in decision...

Traffic advisory: Intersection work at First & State

The final phases of construction on the First Street Bypass are getting underway this week. First Street on both sides of State Avenue will be closed Aug. 27, 28, 31 and Sept. 1 for grinding and final asphalt paving. State Avenue (SR 529) will remain open...

City drive-through mask distribution Sept. 3 at Marysville Library

Got masks? The City of Marysville’s Emergency Management division is pleased to announce a free drive-through mask distribution for Marysville residents on Thursday, Sept. 3, at the Marysville Library, 6120 Grove St. Hours are 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ...

Jury trials to resume at Marysville Municipal Court

For the first time in months, Marysville Municipal Court issued summonses for jury duty for trial dates beginning in September. Under the direction of the state Office of the Administrator for the Courts, the Court has implemented changes to meet precauti...

Soper Hill Rd. project completed ahead of time, under budget

Increasing traffic in the Soper Hill neighborhood shared by the neighboring cities of Marysville and Lake Stevens led to a creative solution. It began when Marysville officials recognized that the approval of new housing within its city limits was adverse...

Marysville announces Community Rent Relief Grant program

Marysville lower-income residents who have fallen behind on rent payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic are invited to apply for new Marysville CARES Community Rent Relief Grants. The two-week application period runs through Aug. 13. The Marysville City Co...

55 Marysville businesses receive CARES grants

The City of Marysville recently awarded nearly a quarter-million dollars in federal CARES funds to small businesses that have suffered financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A total of $247,953 was awarded to 55 local small businesses through the city&a...

Construction starts late July on new Olympic View Park

Work to build Marysville’s new Olympic View Park is expected to begin late this month. The Marysville City Council on Monday evening approved an $847,212 construction contract with Matia Contractors, Inc. About half of the project funding came f...

State Avenue north of 100th to close Aug. 4-5 for construction

The two-block section of State Avenue roadway north of 100th Street NE will be closed from 7 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 4, until 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, for the city’s contractor to set the new bridge girders. Local access to businesses and residences...

Marysville announces new round of Business Rent Relief Grants

The City of Marysville invites small businesses who have suffered significant financial loss from the COVID-19 pandemic to apply for a second round of Marysville CARES Business Rent Relief Grants. Marysville businesses with a minimum of 10 and up to 49 fu...

Shred-A-Thon is back! Clear out that paperwork July 11

If your time at home this spring was spent decluttering paperwork, good news! The City of Marysville and community partners are hosting a free Shred-A-Thon event on Saturday, July 11, between 9 a.m. and noon* at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave. (The ...

Marysville drive-through cloth mask distribution Thursday, July 9

Marysville residents are invited to a drive-through cloth mask distribution tomorrow (Thursday, July 9) at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave. The city’s Emergency Management division will distribute masks from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. ...

City of Marysville announces 4th of July celebration

We’re delighted to announce that a live fireworks display will be back to light up the Marysville night sky on the 4th of July. We moved the location to the south end of town for a higher aerial show that can be safely viewed by more residents f...

High school student needed for Marysville grant committee

If you’re in high school and live within Marysville city limits, here’s an opportunity for you to help make important community decisions.

Members of the Citizen Advisory Board advise and guide city staff on how to spend federal funds i...

Mayor seeks applications for Marysville Planning Commission

Mayor Jon Nehring is requesting applications from Marysville residents interested in serving on the city Planning Commission. Deadline to apply is Tuesday, June 30.  

“People who volunteer on committees like the Planning Commission becom...

Reminder: Fireworks illegal in Marysville

Looking ahead to the July 4th holiday, the Marysville Fire District and City of Marysville remind residents that all consumer fireworks are illegal within city limits. 

Since fireworks were banned in Marysville in 2017, first responders have seen ...

NW Innovation Resource Center announces Amazon Catalyst Competition in Marysville

The NW Innovation Resource Center announced that it is launching an Amazon Catalyst competition to discover and reward big ideas to residents in the City of Marysville with solutions for products, services and processes  that focus on manufacturi...

A message to our community from Mayor Nehring

A message from the Police Chief

The tragic and unnecessary death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer last week was an assault on all of us. With much of the nation, we mourn. We grieve for Mr. Floyd’s family and friends, and for a life cut short too so...

FYI: Peaceful March Against Racism June 11

Community members and students from the Marysville School District’s Black Student Unions have come together to organize a Marysville and Tulalip Peaceful March Against Racism on Thursday, June 11, starting at Jennings Park at 1:30 p.m. ...

City helps promote Marysville businesses as they reopen

Marysville Loves Local adds ‘Open for Business’ posters

The City of Marysville is offering ‘Open for Business’ posters to Marysville businesses that are open now and, over the next several weeks, to those that are ab...

Marysville opens Business Rent Relief Grant program

Marysville businesses who have suffered financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic are invited to apply for new Marysville CARES Business Rent Relief Grants approved by the City Council Tuesday evening. Application deadline is June 14.

“Marysville ...

Snohomish County Mayors support Phase II variance request

Today, the Snohomish County Board of Health and Snohomish County Council both unanimously approved a variance request to move Snohomish County to Phase II of the Governor’s phased reopening plan.

We strongly support this action and encourage the ...

Class of 2020 Month proclamation honors Marysville graduates

Class of 2020 Month proclamation honors Marysville graduates 

The COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on this year’s high school seniors, who are missing traditional celebratory spring events leading up to and including graduation. In recogn...

Council approves Marysville summer roadwork contract

The Marysville City Council has awarded a $1.18 million contract to Reese Construction, the low bidder, for the city’s 2020 Pavement Preservation program. Funding for this work is from the Marysville voter-approved Transportation Benefit Distric...

Soper Hill Road intersection to close for construction May 19

The intersection of Soper Hill Road and 83rd Avenue NE will be closed for construction starting Tuesday, May 19, through Thursday, June 18. Reader boards will provide advance notice; detours and signage will be in place throughout the intersection closure...

State Avenue north of 100th to close May 15 for construction

Update (May 21, 2020): Due to delay in progress outside of the city’s and the contractor’s control, this road closure has been extended through Sunday, May 31. We apologize for the inconvenience. 

The two-block section of State...

Expect traffic delays as Chick-fil-A opens Thursday

Lots of people love their chicken sandwiches! Expect heavy traffic and travel delays on and around 88th Street NE when Chick-fil-A opens its Marysville location for drive-through service only starting at 6:30 a.m. Thursday, May 21. 

Based on exper...

Reporting unemployment fraud online

With the COVID-19 pandemic causing financial concerns, criminals are finding ways to use it to their advantage. Detectives have noticed an increase in unemployment fraud where residents receive letters from the Washington State Employment Security Departm...

Ebey Waterfront Trail will close to public May 18-19

Heads up for users of the Ebey Waterfront Trail: The popular trail will be closed to the public from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, May 18, and from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 19. During that time, construction and mobilization of a large crane at the city&a...

City launches Marysville CARES Small Business grant program

Up to $10K grants awarded for smallest businesses; apply by May 18

Marysville small businesses with five or fewer employees, and whose owners meet low-income requirements, are invited to apply Marysville CARES grants of up to $10,000 each to be awarded by ...

City of Marysville service updates

Following Gov. Jay Inslee’s announcement Friday of a four-phased plan to reopen business, social and recreational activities, the City of Marysville provides these changes to the status of city operations. 

• All city buildings are closed ...

Mayor’s Coffee Klatch goes virtual May 11

Mayor Jon Nehring invites Marysville residents and business people to join him for a virtual Coffee Klatch on Facebook Live next Monday, May 11, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Follow the City of Marysville Facebook page (@MarysvilleWashington) to set a reminder. ...

Cedarcrest Golf Course reopens Tuesday, May 5

New protocols in place to comply with state order 

If you’ve been anxious to get back out on the greens this spring, you’ll want to know what will be different when Cedarcrest Golf Course reopens to the public on Tuesday, May 5...

Justice moves online at Marysville Municipal Court

When Gov. Inslee issued the “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order several weeks ago, courts were immediately impacted. Marysville’s city courthouse has been closed to the public since March 17, following the direction of the Govern...

City grant applications open for disease response

The City of Marysville is accepting grant applications for funding to support response to infectious disease including COVID-19. The City will award nearly $33,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to eligible public service activities tha...

A joint message from Snohomish County Mayors

It’s now been over a month since our communities closed down following the statewide orders to stay home, stay healthy, changing life as we knew it. Governor Inslee’s and our community’s early and decisive action, while diffi...

City moves toward accepting, administering CARE Act funds

The City of Marysville has opened public review and comment on a proposed amendment to the action plan for its Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. The amendment would enable the city to receive and administer $226,637 in CDBG funds made avai...

Cloth mask donation site opening at City Hall

If you are making cloth masks to help reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the City of Marysville is opening a cloth mask donation site starting Monday, April 13, at City Hall, 1049 State Ave. Drop mask donations off between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monda...

Mayor offers support to Marysville businesses

Many local business and employees are facing tenuous times in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The City of Marysville has compiled a list of federal, state and local business resources that may help them weather this economic storm season.

“I w...

City announces changes, continues essential services

Gov. Jay Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order is now extended through May 4. Physical distancing appears to be working but the governor said we have yet to see the full weight of this pandemic in our state. The percentage...

Residential garbage service changes

Starting Monday, April 6, Marysville garbage collection will only pick up trash that is contained within your city-issued trash toter. Workers cannot collect extra bags left outside the toter or on the curb, even with a pre-purchased extra collection stic...

Marysville temporarily suspends utility shutoffs

Effective today, March 18, the City of Marysville will not shut off utility service to customers for failure to pay. The action, in compliance with the Mayor’s emergency proclamation, is in effect through April 30. No late fees or penalties will...

Easter Egg Hunt canceled; Stay Home, Stay Healthy

Following Gov. Inslee’s directives to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the City of Marysville is canceling the Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 11. The health and safety of our community is of utmost importance. We thank you for your understandi...

City maintains essential services during COVID-19 shutdown

#MarysvilleLovesLocal campaign helps you support local restaurants, businesses 

Following Gov. Jay Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order last evening, the City of Marysville will continue to offer all essential cit...

Notice to commercial garbage customers

As a reminder, any of the City of Marysville’s solid waste commercial account customers can reduce the frequency of collection to once a week and also reduce the size of their dumpster to better accommodate their current business needs. ...

Youth Fishing Derby canceled

Following protocol placed by Gov. Inslee in response to COVID-19, the City of Marysville is canceling the Fishing Derby on Saturday, May 5. The health and safety of our community is of utmost importance. We thank you for your understanding and support as ...

City buildings closing to public in wake of COVID-19

Effective Monday, March 16, most city buildings are closed to the public. We encourage you to do business online, by email or by phone if possible. 

This action is taken for the safety of our residents, customers and employees to help slow the spr...

In uneasy times, donating blood is a positive step

With available blood supplies critically low in the wake of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we encourage eligible and healthy donors to consider giving blood soon. 

A Marysville blood drive is scheduled for Tuesday, March 31, from 11 a.m. to ...

Block grant draft plan out for public review, comment

Marysville residents are invited to review and comment on the city’s draft 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan. The five-year plan provides a framework to guide the city in investing Community Development Block Grant funds to address local priority hous...

City extends survey to help identify public right-of-way barriers

To gather more comments about public right-of-way barriers for people with limited mobility, vision, hearing or cognitive disabilities, the City of Marysville is keeping an online survey open for another two weeks. The 10-question survey that will close M...

City acts in response to COVID-19

In response to the COVID-19 virus and in compliance with the Governor’s emergency order and Snohomish Health District direction, the City of Marysville announces the following changes. 

Parks

• All classes through April 24 are being cancele...

Marysville responds to COVID-19 virus threat

As city officials continue to closely monitor evolving events related to COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) in our region, Mayor Jon Nehring has signed a proclamation of emergency. 

The emergency proclamation is not a cause for alarm. It is a formal ste...

Marysville opens RFP for Downtown Master Plan work, more

The City of Marysville is soliciting Requests for Proposal to update its Downtown Master Plan, EIS and Form-based Code. Proposals are due no later than 4 p.m. Monday, March 23. 

Project Description and Goals

Prepare and advance various aspects asso...

Marysville earns award for financial reporting excellence

The City of Marysville recently received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officer Association of the U.S. and Canada (GFOA).

The award commends the city for its comprehensive annual financial ...

Norton earns Municipal Leadership recognition

Marysville City Council President Kamille Norton recently earned a Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC). 

This program recognizes city and town elected officials who complete more than 30 training cre...

City launches ADA Transition Plan to identify public right-of-way barriers

Have an idea about how to make Marysville’s public right-of-way more accessible to people with limited mobility, vision, hearing or cognitive disabilities? The city wants to hear from you.

The City of Marysville is developing an ADA Transition Pl...

Census questions? Marysville hosts events March 28

Marysville homes will receive U.S. Census invitations in the mail in mid-March. If you have questions about which questions are asked or need help completing your questionnaire, the City of Marysville is teaming up with Snohomish County to offer two free ...

Property tax information

We have received some inquiries about higher property tax rates in Marysville. While some information has been inaccurate, it is true that the Snohomish County Assessor’s Office reports that the average total tax increase for homes in the Marysv...

2020 Stormwater Management Plan for public review

Marysville’s Draft Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) Plan is available for review and public comment through Friday, Feb. 28. 

Review the draft plan at https://www.marysvillewa.gov/294/NPDES-II-Permit. Please send comments by 5 p.m. F...

Marysville convenes new Growth Management Task Force

Mayor Jon Nehring has created and appointed a new Mayor’s Task Force on Growth Management to consider and provide input into the future of Marysville. As the second largest city in Snohomish County and one of the fastest growing in Washington st...

Reminder: Marysville State of the City Feb. 25

Mayor Jon Nehring invites Marysville residents and businesses to “Vision 2020,” his State of the City presentation that takes place on Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 6:30 p.m. at the historic Marysville Opera House, 1225 3rd St. Doors open at 6 ...

You're invited to Vision 2020: Marysville State of the City

Marysville residents and businesses are invited to hear Mayor Jon Nehring present his State of the City address on Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 6:30 p.m. at the historic Marysville Opera House, 1225 3rd St. Doors open at 6 p.m. Admission is free. 

&ld...

Mayor Nehring’s next Coffee Klatch is Feb. 10

Mix up your morning coffee routine!  Mayor Jon Nehring invites Marysville residents and business people to join him for coffee and informal conversation about city programs and services. Stop by Monday, Feb. 10, between 10 and 11 a.m. at Marysvil...

You're invited: Marysville Civic Center groundbreaking Jan. 13

The City of Marysville will kick off construction of its new Civic Center with a groundbreaking ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 13, at the project site at 5th & Delta. 

Following a brief program, attendees are invited to an open house acros...

Regrets: Outdoor Speaker program canceled Jan. 14

We’re sorry to announce that the Jan. 14 program of Marysville’s Outdoor Speaker Series is canceled. Fishing expert Tom Nelson is unable to participate. 

The next scheduled speaker on Tuesday, Feb. 11, is Rudy Giecek, who will ...

Marysville Police host blood drive Dec. 30

Think your local police are heroes? You can be one, too, by rolling up your sleeve for the blood drive hosted by Marysville Police on Monday, Dec. 30, from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Bloodworks NW will have their mobile bus parked outside the Public ...

Marysville seeks applicants for Civil Service Commission

Are you a Marysville resident who wants to serve your community? The City is accepting applications to fill an opening on the Civil Service Commission. This appointment will complete an unexpired term ending in March 2020.

To apply, submit a letter of inte...

Mayor seeks applications for Planning Commission

Mayor Jon Nehring is seeking individuals interested in filling a vacancy on the Marysville Planning Commission. Deadline to apply is Tuesday, Dec. 31.

“People who volunteer on committees like the Planning Commission become involved in the decision-making p...

State Avenue road improvements north of 100th St NE set to begin

The City of Marysville will begin widening and improving the most challenging section of State Avenue, the city's busiest north-south arterial, starting early next year. The City Council on Dec. 9 awarded a $11.8 million construction contract to Strider C...

Marysville gives green light to Civic Center project

About two years from now, plan to attend a grand opening for Marysville’s new Civic Center.

Last night the City Council approved the award of a $47.6 million construction contract to Lydig Construction, Inc., of Bellevue, to build a new consolida...

Marysville Police invite you to holiday 'Coffee with a Cop'

You don’t want to miss the next Coffee with a Cop with a holiday twist! We have it on good authority that Santa will be there, so bring the family for coffee and conversation. Also planning to attend are the good doggos and their partners from t...

Celebrate Merrysville for the Holidays Saturday, Dec. 7

Longtime Marysville resident Steve Smith, co-owner of Sunnyside Nursery, will be 2019 grand marshal of the city’s popular holiday Electric Lights Parade. The parade on State Avenue begins at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7. Holiday events in Comeford Park begi...

Merrysville for the Holidays 31st Annual Electric Lights Parade

The 31st annual Merrysville for the Holidays Electric Lights Parade is accepting applications for parade participants. This is a unique opportunity for businesses, organizations, community groups and individuals to participate in a fun activity and spread...

We want to take your blood! Marysville blood drive Nov. 20

Halloween got you thinking about blood? Donating blood is really not so scary, and you’ll get a cookies-and-juice treat in thanks. It only takes about an hour of your time and one blood donation can help up to three people with emergency or heal...

Marysville Police ask for community's help to 'Stuff the Truck' with new coats

Marysville Police ask that you add a new coat to your shopping list this weekend to help more than 1,000 children in Marysville, Tulalip and Lakewood stay warm this winter. Police will kick off a 'Stuff the Truck' Coat Drive Oct. 26, benefiting the Marysv...

Marysville RV dump closed for construction

Effective immediately, the City of Marysville RV dump near the intersection of State Avenue and 1st Street, near the Public Works building at 80 Columbia Avenue, is closed to allow construction of improvements for the 1st Street Bypass project.

RV owners m...

Come have coffee with Mayor Nehring Oct. 28

Marysville residents and business people are invited to come have coffee with Mayor Jon Nehring to talk informally about city programs and services. Stop by Monday, Oct. 28, between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave. A City Counci...

New Marysville Parks Director a familiar city, community leader

The City of Marysville has promoted Tara Mizell as its new Director of Parks, Culture and Recreation. Mizell joined the department in 1994 and has held increasingly responsible positions there over the years, serving most recently as Assistant Parks Direc...

Ideas to promote tourism? Marysville grant applications open

Groups proposing projects that will enhance and promote tourism in Marysville in 2020 are invited to apply for the City’s Hotel/Motel Tax Grant Program. Deadline for applications is 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18.

The program is open to qualified, privat...

City spokesperson now a Master Public Information Officer

The City of Marysville’s Communications Administrator, Connie Mennie, has joined a select group of only 65 people nationwide recognized as Master Public Information Officers (MPIO).

Established by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in...

Residents invited to review HUD-funded program report

The city’s Community Development Block Grant program invites Marysville residents to review its annual performance evaluation report on how federal block grant funds are spent in the city, mostly to help address issues around low-income housing ...

Disaster Movie Night makes its Marysville premiere Sept. 12

Come for free movie followed by emergency preparedness tips 

The City of Marysville invites you to a free showing of “Twister,” the acclaimed 1996 film starring Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Jami Gertz and Cary Elwes as a group of s...

Marysville welcomes new Community Development Director

Welcome to Jeff Thomas, Marysville's new Community Development Director. Thomas previously was Community Development Director for the cities of Sammamish and Bellingham, and has private and public sector planning experience. 

"We believe Jeff...

Marysville Police search for vehicular assault suspect

Marysville - 08.15.19 - 9:30 pm

On August 3^rd 2019 at about 1:30 a.m. the Marysville Police Collision Investigation Unit, (CIU) responded to a vehicle crash that resulted in serious injuries to several people.

The crash occurred in the 11400 block of Quil C...

Marysville Police seek community's help in identifying arson suspect

On Aug. 1, 2019, at about 5:32 a.m., Marysville Police and Fire responded to a structure fire at Cedarcrest Middle School, 6400 88th St. N.E. When fire and police personnel arrived, they discovered a small portable building containing bathrooms, a dumpste...

Sign up now for CERT training to better respond to disasters

If you want to be able to help in times of crisis, then Community Emergency Response Team training is for you! Your Marysville Emergency Management team provides the training and you get the skills.

Registration is now open for free CERT classes offered by...

Lend an arm to Marysville blood drive Aug. 21

With summer blood supplies at critically low levels, now it's even more important for you to consider donating blood if you can. The City of Marysville is teaming up with American Red Cross Northwest Region and the Marysville Public Library to offer a Mar...

Join the fun at Marysville's National Night Out on Aug. 6

Marysville residents and families:
You’re invited to join local police, firefighters and community partners tocelebrate National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 6. The City of Marysville is
hosting an event at Jennings Park from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m....

City Council confirms several commission, committee appointments

The Planning Commission, Community and Housing Development Citizen Advisory Committee, and the Hotel/Motel Committee have several returning members and one new member. The Marysville City Council confirmed the appointments at its July 22 regular meeting.&...

Local veteran completes city fellowship

Navy Veteran Matthew Oaks successfully completed The Veterans Local Government Management Fellowship (VLGMF) with the City of Marysville. The 16- to 20- week fellowship, sponsored by the International City/County Managers Association, is designed to provi...

High school student needed for city grant committee

If you’re in high school and live within Marysville city limits, here’s an opportunity for you to help make important community decisions. Members of the Citizen Advisory Board advise and guide city staff on how to spend federal funds ...

Fireworks ban reducing emergency responses in Marysville

As we approach the July 4th holiday, Marysville's fireworks law is already credited with reducing fireworks-related emergency calls in the city. The Marysville Fire District reminds residents and visitors that all personal fireworks are illegal within cit...

Cascade Industrial Center poised to attract new businesses

The
cities of Marysville and Arlington announced a new name for their jointmanufacturing industrial center today. The Cascade Industrial Center, formerly
known as the Arlington-Marysville Manufacturing Industrial Center, offers more than 1,700 acres o...

It's a blast! Plan now to attend Marysville 4th of July

Marysville-area residents and families no longer need to leave town to enjoy a professional Independence Day fireworks show. New this year, the City of Marysville presents a family-friendly 4th of July program at Marysville Pilchuck High School. ...

Marysville Salary Commission has new member, two returning ones

Longtime Marysville resident Eric Berg, finance director for
Bickford Ford, is the newest member of the Marysville Salary Commission. Hisappointment to complete a vacant term ending in June 2020 was confirmed by the
Marysville City Council Monday even...

Beautification grants open for spruce-up projects

Marysville neighborhoods and downtown neighboring businesses are invited to apply for Community Beautification Grants form the city. Deadline for application is Friday, June 28. 

"Well-kept neighborhoods and businesses areas provide benefits ...

City contracts 1st Street Bypass construction; prep begins next week

One of the largest construction projects undertaken by the City of Marysville is getting underway. The City Council awarded a contract of nearly $13 million to Scarsella Bros., Inc., to build the 1st Street Bypass at its regular meeting Monday evening.&am...

Public hearing on affordable housing & more June 4 in Marysville

What are the most important needs for low- and moderate-income people and neighborhoods in our community? The City of Marysville is partnering with Snohomish County, City of Everett, the Everett Housing Authority and Housing Authority of Snohomish County ...

Embedded Social Worker panel discussion May 28

Marysville and Arlington-area residents and businesses are invited to a panel discussion on Tuesday, May 28, about the Embedded Social Worker program in north Snohomish County. The event is scheduled from 2 to 3 p.m. at Smokey Point Community Church, 1772...

Come have coffee with Mayor Nehring May 28

Marysville residents and business people are invited to come have coffee with Mayor Jon Nehring to talk informally about city programs and services. Stop by Tuesday, May 28, between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave. A City Counci...

Governor honors Marysville man's volunteer service

Ron Wagner, the supervisor of the Marysville Volunteer Program (MVP) group that assists the Marysville Police Department, was recently honored with a 2019 Governor's Volunteer Service Award. 

"We are drawn to stories of people who don't quit,...

Tidying up? City offers Shred-A-Thon May 18

If those piles of paperwork at home aren't sparking joy, channel your inner Marie Kondo and release them at the free Shred-A-Thon event on Saturday, May 18, between 9 a.m. and noon at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave. 

Please don't arrive earl...

Vacancy on Marysville Salary Commission

Marysville residents are invited to apply to serve on the city's Salary Commission. 

The seven-member commission meets annually to review the salaries paid to elected officials, including the Mayor and City Council members, and determine appropria...

Be a hero, donate blood May 8 at Marysville Library

Did you know that with one blood donation, you can help up to three people? Embrace your inner hero and sign up to give blood on Wednesday, May 8, between noon and 5 p.m. at the Marysville Public Library, 6120 Grove St. 

To schedule an appointment...

Marysville offers Clean Sweep for city residents April 27

For spring cleaning season, the City of Marysville is again offering an opportunity for residents to clear out trash and recyclables for free on Saturday, April 27. The event takes place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Marysville Public Works, 80 Columbia Ave.&a...

Celebrate Earth Day in Marysville April 27 at Jennings Park

Want to help restore a local creek and improve fish habitat, decorate a free reusable grocery tote bag, enjoy snacks and learn about environmentally friendly actions you can take? Come join the fun at Earth Day in Marysville from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturda...

Marysville's Friendship City ambassador is Volunteer of Month

The Marysville man who served as organizer, tour guide, interpreter and cultural liaison for the mayor and two city councilmembers on a recent visit to China was named the city's Volunteer of the Month. Mayor Jon Nehring presented the award to Noah Rui at...

Review, comment on Marysville Shoreline Master Program

Marysville's Draft Shoreline Master Program is available for review and public comment through April 9. A public hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave. 

Review the draft plan at https://www.mary...

Fire Station open houses offer RFA ballot information

It's official: voters in the City of Marysville and Snohomish County Fire District 12 will decide on the formation of a Regional Fire Authority (RFA) in the April 23 Special Election. 

Two open houses are scheduled to present information and answe...

More low-income people with disabilities eligible for utility rate discount

The Marysville City Council recently lowered the income threshold for residents with disabilities to receive a 30 percent discount on their utility bills, meaning more residents now qualify for this substantial discount. 

The new criteria specify ...

Marysville reappoints three to Parks Board

Three members of the Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation Board have been reappointed. Brooke Hougan is a long-time resident and former teacher. Sharon Kanehan is a retired elementary school teacher and part-time substitute teacher. Tom King, the City...

Strawberry Festival President earns Volunteer of the Month honors

Congratulations to volunteer extraordinaire Jodi Hiatt, Marysville's newest Volunteer of the Month. 

Hiatt is the president and chief ambassador of the Marysville Strawberry Festival, where she has volunteered since 1999 and has played a great par...

Blood drive Feb. 20 at Marysville Library

Together with American Red Cross Northwest Region, the City of Marysville and Marysville Public Library are sponsoring a blood drive next Wednesday, Feb. 20, form noon to 5 p.m. at the library, 6120 Grove St.

"Especially coming out of this recent wint...

Regional Fire Authority measure forwarded to April ballot

It's official: voters in the City of Marysville and Snohomish County Fire District 12 will decide on the formation of a Regional Fire Authority (RFA) in the April 23 Special Election. 

On Monday evening, the Marysville City Council unanimously app...

You're invited: Marysville State of the City Feb. 28 at Opera House

Mayor Jon Nehring invites Marysville residents and businesses to hear about the City of Marysville's accomplishments last year and what's coming in 2019. His State of the City address is Thursday, Feb. 28, at 6:30 p.m. at the historic Marysville Opera Hou...

CDBG 2019 action plan for public review, comment

Marysville residents are invited to review and comment on the annual action plan outlining proposed federal funding of local services through the Community Development Block Grant program. Deadline for comments is March 1, 2019. 

Local programs id...

Marysville's Volunteer of Month is a real MVP

When Bob Rise says he'll be there, he follows up. This Marysville Volunteer Patrol member donated the most volunteer hours every month in 2018 to this citizen team that helps the Marysville Police Department by offering extra eyes and ears in the communit...

Committee recommends Regional Fire Authority

The committee that has spent the year studying the formation of a Regional Fire Authority (RFA) between Snohomish County Fire District 12 and the City of Marysville has concluded that an RFA would best serve residents and taxpayers in the greater Marysvil...

Use 88th Street NE? Help city plan improvements

If you regularly travel along the section of 88th Street NE between State Avenue and 67th Avenue NE, the City of Marysville would like to hear from you. The city has launched a survey to help develop the design of bicycle and pedestrian improvements there...

Join Mayor Nehring for Coffee Klatch Feb. 4

Marysville residents and business people are invited to come have coffee with Mayor Jon Nehring to talk informally about city programs and services. Stop by Monday, Feb. 4, between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave. 

Light...

Emergency radio volunteers honored by Marysville mayor

A pair of ham radio enthusiasts who volunteer 25-35 hours per month for the City of Marysville's Emergency Management program were named Volunteers of the Month by Mayor Jon Nehring. Kyle Burgess and Matt Benjamin were honored at the Nov. 26 City Council ...

City adopts $352 million biennial budget for 2019-2020

Moving forward on major transportation infrastructure projects and continuing to beef up the city's police force are the highlights of Marysville's next two-year budget approved by the Marysville City Council Monday night. 

The Council unanimously...

Grove Street night closures Dec. 2-14

Grove Street will be closed between State Avenue and Cedar Avenue for several nights starting next week. The closure is needed to perform geotechnical work for preliminary design of the Grove Street Overcrossing. 

The full street closure will take...

Merrysville 30th anniversary, Swenson parade Grand Marshal

Because the immensely popular Merrysville for the Holidays celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, city leaders looked to the event's beginnings as it named the Grand Marshal for this year's Electric Lights Parade. 

Mary Swenson retired in 2010 after se...

Marysville announces Fourth of July fireworks show for 2019

When you get your 2019 wall calendar, put a big red star on the Fourth of July and plan to attend Marysville's newest holiday party. The Fourth of July Festival featuring music, a professional fireworks display, vendors and family activities was approved ...

30th Annual Merrysville for the Holidays returns Saturday, Dec. 1

The City of Marysville invites you and your family to enjoy a winter wonderland of holiday fun, food, music and a parade of lights Saturday, Dec. 1. Merrysville for the Holidays begins at 5 p.m. at Comeford Park, 514 Delta Ave. 

5:00 p.m.

• Winter Wo...

Sign up now to receive City of Marysville emergency alerts

Marysville city officials urge people who live or work in the city to sign up for Marysville Alerts, a new service offered by the city's Emergency Management division. 

"When disaster or other major emergency event occurs, you want informatio...

Public hearings scheduled on proposed Marysville city budget

The Marysville City Council will hold public hearings on the city's proposed biennial budget for 2019 and 2020 on Tuesday, Nov. 13, and Monday, Nov. 26, both at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 1049 State Ave. Marysville residents are encouraged to attend and share t...

James earns Municipal Leadership certificate

Marysville City Councilmember Mark James recently received a Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC).

This program recognizes city and town officials who complete more than 30 training credits in four core areas:...

Join Mayor Nehring for Coffee Klatch Nov. 14

Marysville residents and businesses are invited to come have coffee with Mayor Jon Nehring to talk informally about city programs and services. Stop by Wednesday, Nov. 14, between 10 and 11 a.m. at Shoultes Fire Station #62, 10701 Shoultes Rd. 

Li...

She made sure 450 kids got school supplies this fall

Congratulations to Emily Wicks, the City of Marysville's Volunteer of the Month for October. 

Wicks volunteered her time for the 2018 'Stuff the Bus' drive that collected school supplies for more than 450 Marysville and Tulalip students. Due to some last-m...

Tip-A-Cop at Marysville Red Robin Saturday

Tomorrow from 1 to 8 p.m., treat yourself to a burger and fries with a fun, pay-it-forward twist!

Servers at Marysville Red Robin will be from Marysville Police Department and other local law enforcement, and all tips to go benefit Special Olympics Washing...

Marysville Police kick off Coats for Kids drive Saturday

With
the goal of giving 1,200 coats for children ages birth to 17 years inthe Marysville-Tulalip community, Marysville Police officers will start
collecting donations of new coats for kids tomorrow (Saturday, Oct. 13) from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kohl&a...

Theater volunteer is Marysville's Volunteer of the Month

Congratulations are in order for Kim Shumway, honored by Mayor Jon Nehring as Volunteer of the Month at the Sept. 24 meeting of the Marysville City Council. 

Shumway is the concessions manager for the Red Curtain Arts Center, where she volunteers ...

RFA Community Conversation Sept. 27 - you're invited

As Snohomish County Fire District 12
and the City of Marysville continue to consider proposing the formation of aRegional Fire Authority (RFA), residents and business representatives are
invited to learn more about the process, ask questions and offer...

2019 hotel/motel grant applications open

Can you attract tourists to Marysville? Groups proposing projects that will enhance and promote tourism in Marysville in 2019 are invited to apply for the city's Hotel/Motel Tax Grant Program. Deadline for applications is 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 28. ...

Donate blood, be a hero Sept. 5

Roll up your sleeves, Marysville. The City of Marysville is hosting a blood drive on Wednesday, Sept. 5. You can make an appointment to donate between 7:30 and 11 a.m. at Public Works, 80 Columbia Ave., or between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. at City Hall, 10...

Meet embedded social worker team at Mayor's Coffee Klatch Sept. 10

Marysville residents and businesses
are invited to come have coffee with Mayor Jon Nehring and meet the new teamthat pairs a Marysville Police officer and a Snohomish County social worker to
offer needed services to people who struggle with homelessne...

Potential traffic delays on 88th Street NE Aug. 27-31

Drilling work on 88th Street NE between State Avenue and 67th Avenue NE is scheduled Monday through Thursday, Aug. 27-31. Working hours are 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Single-lane closures will be needed at times to perform some of the work. Anticipate delays o...

Roadwork overlay projects begin Aug. 13

Heads up, Marysville. Summer roadwork
projects are scheduled to begin next week. Citizens can expect intermittent,single-lane traffic closures and temporary closures of ADA-compliant pedestrian
walkways throughout the duration of these projects. Worki...

Marysville celebrates 35th annual National Night Out on Aug. 7

Marysville residents are invited
to join communities throughout the nation to celebrate National Night Out onTuesday, Aug. 7. The City of Marysville is hosting an event at Jennings Park
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. that evening. Stop by to enjoy:  ...

City block grant committee appointments confirmed

The citizen advisory committee that reviews plans and proposals related to the Community Development Block Grant program and makes recommendations to city leadership has some new and some returning members. 

The Marysville City Council on Monday, ...

Council confirms appointments to Marysville Hotel/Motel Committee

The Marysville City Council confirmed annual appointments to Marysville’s
Hotel/Motel Committee at its meeting Monday night. Committee members are: 

• JenniferCaveny, Holiday Inn Express
• MaryKirkland, Downtown Merchants Association a...

Marysville Police introduce 'Coffee with a Cop'

Marysville residents and business
people, do you know your local police officers? Have questions about lawenforcement or what it’s like to work behind the badge? 

The Marysville Police Department
cordially invites you to join officers for coff...

Sign up now for citizen emergency response training

The City of Marysville and Marysville
Fire District are offering another round of popular Community EmergencyResponse Team (CERT) training in Marysville. Registration is now open for
classes taking place on eight consecutive Tuesday evenings, 6:30-9:3...

Richards reappointed to Planning Commission

Kelly Richards has been reappointed to
a six-year term on the Marysville Planning Commission. Mayor Jon Nehringrecommended the action that was confirmed by the Marysville City Council on
Monday, July 9. 

Richards has a real estate salescaree...

Fireworks-related incidents significantly decrease

Preliminary reports indicate the number of
emergency responses due to fireworks were significantly lower during this July4th holiday period than in previous years, within the City of
Marysville and throughout the Marysville Fire District’s service are...

Marysville Police looking for a few good volunteers

Are you MVP
material? The Marysville Volunteer Police program is recruitingfor a few new members.

MVPs offer
extra eyes and ears for the Marysville Police Department, conducting patrolsaround schools, parks and trails; performing vacation residence c...

Public invited to Criminal Justice Tax information sessions

Marysville voters, do you want to learn more about the sales tax measure on your August Primary Election ballot? Two informal information sessions are scheduled in July.

Drop in for a brief description of the proposal and to ask your questions of city staf...

Come 'treasure hunting' in Marysville July 14

The saying "one man's junk is another man's treasure" definitely holds true at
Junk in the Trunk. This popular event takes place Saturday, July 14, from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Marysville Municipal Court parking lot, 1015 State Ave. Admission...

City block grant committee seeks new member

Marysville residents with an interest in reviewing housing and community development plans, program performance and funding requests are invited to apply for appointment to the Community Development Block Grant Citizen Advisory Committee. 

In addi...

Public workshop on State Avenue plan June 26

The City of Marysville invites the public to participate and comment in a workshop on the proposed State Avenue Subarea Plan. The workshop is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 26, at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave.

The State Avenue Corridor Su...

Marysville welcomes new HR Manager

Teri Lester
has joined the City of Marysville as its new Human Resources Manager. She comesto the city from Sno-Isle Libraries, where she held increasingly responsible
positions in Human Resources since 2005, most recently as Employee DevelopmentMan...

Marysville reappoints three to Salary Commission

Amanda Garlock, Shelly Ganje and Joel Faber have been
reappointed to three-year terms on the Marysville Salary Commission. Thereappointments, recommended by Mayor Jon Nehring, were confirmed by the Marysville
City Council at its June 11 meeting. &...

Marysville honors Gable as Volunteer of the Month

Congratulations are in order for Roger Gable, honored by
Mayor Jon Nehring as Volunteer of the Month at the June 11 meeting of theMarysville City Council. 

Gable is the owner of Gable Piano in Everett. After the
shooting at Florida's Stoneman ...

Fireworks banned in Marysville, fine increases

Following a successful reduction in property damage and injuries in the first year of a citywide fireworks ban, the City of Marysville and Marysville Fire District once again remind residents that all fireworks are illegal. The fine for discharging consum...

Explore healthy living at Healthy Communities Challenge Day June 2

Try the rock-climbing wall, check out
fitness demonstrations, plant seeds and more at Marysville’s tenth annualHealthy Communities Challenge Day on Saturday, June 2.

The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. at Allen Creek Elementary School, 6505 60^th...

School lunch volunteers honored with Mayor's award

Two women who bring kindness to middle school lunch periods were honored by Mayor Jon Nehring as Volunteers of the Month at the April 23 meeting of the Marysville City Council.

Renee Bigwarfe and Betty Wright have been volunteering at Marysville Middle Sch...

Community Beautification Grants now open

The City of
Marysville has renewed its Community Beautification Grant program for 2018. Newthis year is an opportunity for businesses in downtown Marysville to also
compete for funding. Applications are being accepted until 5 p.m. Friday, May25.

Comm...

Second Street traffic circles being installed to slow vehicle speeds

Work gets underway today to install
traffic circles on Marysville’s Second Street east of State Avenue. Threetraffic circles will be located along Second Street at the intersections of
Alder, Quinn and Union avenues to help slow traffic ther...

Intersection improvement projects continue in Marysville

Work to upgrade major intersections
in Marysville continues. Single-lane closures will be in effect at theselocations next week during these work hours specified: 

• GroveSt & 47th Ave NE: Monday-Tuesday, April 16-17, 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; compl...

Marysville forwards criminal justice tax measure for August ballot

In the August 2018 primary election, Marysville voters will be asked whether they support an additional .1% sales tax (one-tenth of one percent, or 10 cents on a $100 purchase) to build a new Police Services Building including jail that would replace a fa...

Soil drilling Friday may impact traffic on 152nd St NE, 51st Ave NE

On Friday, April 13, crews will be performing three geotechnical soil borings within the city right of way on 152nd Street NE near the Marysville School District property and on 51st Avenue NE north of 152nd Street NE. Single-lane closures are needed to c...

Marysville intersections getting upgrades starting Monday

Heads up, Marysville drivers. Construction is getting underway to improve traffic safety and performance at some of our city's major intersections. The first three projects start next week, with single-lane closures in effect during these work hours speci...

Construction starts in late April on Marysville sidewalks

Work is expected to begin in late April to build new sidewalks and ramps on 52nd Street NE, Grove Street, 84th Street NE and 136th Street NE. Construction will improve accessibility to meet ADA standards. Some 63 ramps and sidewalk improvements will be bu...

City offers dual spring clean events for Marysville residents

The popular Shred-A-Thon and Clean
Sweep events are both taking place this year on Saturday, April 28, offeringMarysville residents two great ways to do some spring cleaning. 

Shred-A-Thon 

9 a.m.-Noon   &...

Snohomish County communities launch North County Office of Neighborhoods unit

Today
leaders from across Snohomish County officially launched the North County unitof the Office of Neighborhoods and touted the recent passage of a county nuisance property ordinance at a press conference in the Lakewood/Smokey
Point area. &...

Construction starts early April on new Marysville water main

Work to build a new water main along Sunnyside Boulevard Northeast is expected to begin April 9. Construction of the 537-linear-foot project will start at Soper Hill Road and extend north to 29th Place Northeast. It includes building a new water main and ...

Get back to nature with fun Earth Day activities in Marysville

Where can you help restore a local creek
and improve fish habitat and then celebrate with games, hot chocolate and decoratinga free T-shirt? You can do this all and more at Earth Day in Marysville. The
event takes place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satu...

Come have coffee with Mayor Nehring March 19

Marysville residents and businesses are invited to come have coffee with the mayor. Hear about city programs and services and bring your questions. 

Mayor Jon Nehring will have his next Coffee Klatch on Monday, March 19, at 10 a.m. at The Living R...

You're invited: Marysville State of the City Feb. 22 at Opera House

Mayor Jon Nehring invites Marysville residents and businesses to hear about the City of Marysville’s accomplishments in 2017 and what’s ahead. His State of the City address is Thursday, Feb. 22, at 6:30 p.m. at the historic Marysville Opera House, 1225 Th...

BOO! Drive-In Family BINGO

Welcome to BOO! Drive-In Family BINGO presented Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation.

This fun filled evening is perfect for the entire family! Come in costume to take part in the costume parade in front of the big screen then let the games begin! Brin...

Register for the Youth Basketball League: 1st-8th Grades

Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation’s youth basketball league is back! This program is for youth in grades 1st-8th and focuses on developing fundamentals, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a safe and fun environment. Practices begin the first week of De...

Ladies Laugh Out Loud Comedy Event

The annual Ladies Laugh Out Loud (LOL) Comedy resumes on Saturday, October 16 starting at 6:30 p.m. in the Marysville Opera House, 1225 3rd Street in Marysville. The admission fee is $40 per person which includes appetizers, dessert and non-alcoholic beve...

City seeks instructors to offer new recreation classes

The City of Marysville seeks local instructors or businesses that are interested in partnering to provide classes to local community members. Classes would be offered in fall/winter 2021 to 2022. 

Current examples of classes include yoga, pickleba...

Explore healthy living at Healthy Communities Challege Day on Saturday, June 1

Try the rock-climbing wall, check out fitness demonstrations, plant seeds and more at Marysville's 11th annual Healthy Communities Challenge Day on Saturday, June 1. 

The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Allen Creek Elementary School, 650...

The Great Egg Hunt – Marysville

Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation is pleased to announce The Great Egg Hunt. 

Spring is in the air and the Easter Bunny has lost the eggs! Take an adventure to help find the eggs throughout Marysville in this community scavenger hunt. Once ...

Marysville Police investigate shooting on State Avenue

Marysville Patrol Officers were called to the scene of a shooting at the Chevron gas station, 70 State Avenue.  Shortly before 4:00 AM, a 911 caller reported that people within two vehicles were shooting at each other.  

Officers arrived ...

Marysville Police respond to shooting incident

Today at approximately 2 pm, Marysville Police responded to a shooting incident in the 3100 block of 79th Ave NE. No persons or property were hit by gunfire, and the intended target was known to the suspects.

Patrol officers requested the assistance of our...

Marysville Police Department launches new body-worn camera pilot program

Missing/endangered child

On July 10, 2021, 3 year old Carlo Ponte was taken by his father, Jorge Ponte, from the Marysville Police Department. A court-appointed guardian was supposed to supervise the visit to determine custody arrangements for the child. Jorge placed Carlo in his...

Officers arrest suspect after stabbing

Patrol officers were called to a residence in the neighborhood East of the 12100 block of 51st AVE NE after a 911 caller advised that their friend had been stabbed with a large kitchen knife.  Multiple callers in the area called 911, seeing the s...

Officers respond to domestic violence with weapon

Late last night, officers from the Marysville Police Department responded to a domestic violence call with shots filed in the 4900 block of 88th Street NE. The suspect had left the scene in a white pickup. While in route a Marysville police officer locate...

Police and partners 'Clean The Streets'

A ‘Clean The Streets’ emphasis patrol throughout the City of Marysville last week achieved these results: 

• 7 misdemeanor arrests
• 2 felony warrant arrests
• 5 misdemeanor warrant arrests
• 49 traffic stops
• Property recovered valued at $...

Investigation into shooting in north Marysville

At 3:36 a.m. April 11, Marysville Police responded to a report of gunshots and yelling in the 12100 block of State Avenue NE. While in route, several other 911 calls came in advising that a subject had been shot. 

When officers arrived, they locat...

Fake Police calls are a new scam

Recently several citizens have reported people claiming to be police officers demanding payment of fines for various reasons. These people have identified themselves using actual officers’ names in order to make their demands seem more credible....

Marysville Police Chief’s Message to the Community

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | April 2, 2021

MARYSVILLE, WA -- The Marysville Police Department continues to receive inquiries into the racial hatred incidents that occurred in our community in December 2020 and January 2021. The public focus a...

Investigators Apprehend Suspect in Series of Burglaries and Arsons

Marysville—February 5^th, 1:30 PM

The Marysville Police Department Investigations Unit and Snohomish County Property Crimes Task Force arrested a 42-year old Marysville man yesterday, February 4^th, for a series of arsons and burglaries.&...

Murder Suspects in Custody

Murder Suspects in Custody

Marysville—November 17^th, 7:00 AM

 This is an update to the investigation into the Homicide of 42 year old Marysville man Jason M. Castle.  This Homicide occurred in the early morning hours of November ...

Detectives Attempting to ID Subject Involved in Marysville Homicide

Marysville—November 10^th, 7:00 PM

Video and still images released by our agency yesterday (November 9^th) resulted in multiple tips confirming that the male seen entering the passenger side of the black Nissan Altima just before it is driven from the crime ...

Investigation into Murder of Marysville Man Continues

Marysville—November 9^th, 2:00 PM

The black Nissan Altima with Colorado license plates mentioned in our original release has been located and is no longer at large. We thank the public for all the tips we have received thus far.

Extensive examinati...

Investigation Underway Into Murder of Marysville Man

Marysville—November 8^th, 7:00 PM

At just past 3:00 AM this morning, November 8^th, Marysville Police responded to a report of gunshots somewhere in the area of the Shell Gas Station at 3506 88^th Street NE. Units checked the area but did not locate...

Marysville Police ‘Coats for Kids’ drive Nov. 21

Marysville Police invite you to come meet them on Saturday, Nov. 21, for a holiday coat drive to benefit children in need in the Marysville community. Officers and city staff will be collecting donations of new children’s coats, hoodie sweatshir...

Marysville Police Still Seek Armed & Dangerous Home Invasion Suspect

Marysville – August 12th, 2020, 2:00 PM

On January 23, 2020 at approximately 7:00 P.M., two armed men forcibly entered the residence of a 47-year-old disabled man of Marysville. According to the victim, a black male suspect held the victim at gun...

Man tragically dies after being injured by fireworks

A 21-year-old Marysville man has died from injuries sustained by fireworks on July 4th. 

Marysville Fire District firefighters and Marysville Police responded to a 911 call in the 15000 block of 51st Ave NE at approximately 11:48 p.m. Saturday. Pa...

Marysville Police Investigating Death of Marysville Woman

On June 25th, 2020 at about 9:30PM, Marysville Police responded to a 911 call from a 37 year old Marysville man in the 12800 Block of 48th Ave NE.  The man was reporting that he believed his 28 year old brother killed his 62 year old mother. &...

A message from the Police Chief

The tragic and unnecessary death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer last week was an assault on all of us. With much of the nation, we mourn. We grieve for Mr. Floyd’s family and friends, and for a life cut short too so...

Reporting unemployment fraud online

With the COVID-19 pandemic causing financial concerns, criminals are finding ways to use it to their advantage. Detectives have noticed an increase in unemployment fraud where residents receive letters from the Washington State Employment Security Departm...

Community Notification

The COVID-19 Virus has presented many challenges around the world and within our community.

In order to best protect everyone, we at the Marysville Police Department have implemented a few temporary changes in hopes of preventing the spread of the COVID-19...

Marysville Police Search for Vehicular Assault Suspect

Marysville - 08.15.19 - 9:30 pm

On August 3^rd 2019 at about 1:30 a.m. the Marysville Police Collision Investigation Unit, (CIU) responded to a vehicle crash that resulted in serious injuries to several people.

The crash occurred in the 11400 block of Quil C...

Marysville Police seek community's help in identifying arson suspect

On Aug. 1, 2019, at about 5:32 a.m., Marysville Police and Fire responded to a structure fire at Cedarcrest Middle School, 6400 88th St. N.E. When fire and police personnel arrived, they discovered a small portable building containing bathrooms, a dumpste...

Suspect Arrested in Hatchet Attack

A 19
year-old male transient was booked into the Snohomish County Jail for one counteach of Assault in the First Degree and Robbery in the First Degree after
detectives gained probable cause for his arrest in the brutal assault and robberyof a Marys...

Hatchet Attack Leaves Man Hospitalized

Marysville – 03.07.19 – 9:00 PM

On the night of March 2^nd, 2019 at around 11:40 PM, Marysville Police were dispatched to a report of an assault with a weapon at Taco Bell, 616 State Avenue in Marysville. A 32-year old Marysville man had walked into the par...

Marysville Police attempting to identify possible witnesses in February 26th fatal hit and run

Marysville – 03.07.19 – 5:30 PM

The Marysville Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating the vehicle and determining the identity of three subjects shown in the attached surveillance video stills.

The people...

Teacher arrested for Communicating With Minor For Immoral Purposes

Marysville – August 3^rd, 2018 – 5:30 PM

A 49-year old Mount Vernon man employed as an educator with the Marysville School District was arrested by Marysville Police Detectives today for one count of Communication With A Minor For Immora...

Single cars accidents sends two to the Hospital and results in criminal charges for the driver

Marysville – 12.04.17
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At about 8:22 this morning Marysville Patrol Officers and units from theMarysville Fire Department responded to a single car accident in the 8500 block
of 59^th Ave NE. Upon arriving on scene, officer...

Marysville's Police K-9 Hawkeye Retireing

On November 15^th,
2017, Marysville Police K-9 Hawkeye is officially retiring. <_o3a_p>

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Hawkeye, a 9-year-old GermanShepard, joined the Marysville Police Department late 2009 and became certified
as a tracking police K-9 in January 2010. During his ei...