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Thank you to all who joined us bright and early at Frost this morning for the first City Chat with our new Mayor, Stephanie Vignal, and Mayor Pro Tem Melissa Duque. Also on hand to answer questions were City Manager Martin Yamamoto, Deputy City Manager Laurel Brock, and City staff. We had a lot of great conversations with our community! Thank you to Frost for hosting and serving delicious coffee and donuts!

You can find additional photos of the event on our Flickr account. 

You can also learn more about upcoming City events here.

Come meet our new Mayor, Stephanie Vignal, and Mayor Pro Tem, Melissa Duque at City Chat this Wednesday, March 18th from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Frost Bakery Cafe in Mill Creek Town Center. The first twenty to arrive can enjoy a delicious cup of coffee and a treat, compliments of Frost and the City of Mill Creek!

City Chat is a seasonal event held four times a year in various locations throughout the City to help foster communication between the community and City leadership. Join fellow residents, ask questions, and share your thoughts and opinions!

Find out more about City Chat at millcreekwa.gov/events/city-chat-spring
 

Are you planning home renovations this year? Make sure your contractor knows City Stormwater Requirements. If a contractor causes a spill from your property, YOU are the responsible party, and the cost of cleanup will be on you. Have your contractors email the City at SWM@Millcreekwa.gov for stormwater information for your project. Spill on your lot? Your wallet hopes not! Visit millcreekwa.gov/stormwater

The City of Mill Creek has prepared a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the proposed South Town Center Subarea Plan.

The analysis and DEIS address Land Use/ Plans & Policies, Housing/ Population/ Employment, Aesthetics, Utilities, Transportation, and Biological Resources, which were identified during the EIS scoping process.

A 45-day public comment period is provided for this DEIS from January 27, 2026, through March 13, 2026.

Agencies, tribes, organizations, and members of the public are invited to comment on the DEIS. All comments are due no later than 4:00 PM on March 13, 2026.

A public meeting will be held on March 3, 2026, at 6:00 PM at Mill Creek City Hall (15728 Main Street, Mill Creek, WA 98012) to provide information and receive comments on the DEIS.

Submit comments and learn more at millcreekwa.gov/stc 

We've heard you loud and clear: you wanted earlier registration for summer camps. You've got it! Our jam-packed recreation schedule for spring and summer is now open for registration! Check out available classes and register now at: millcreekwa.gov/register

Mill Creek City Hall and Passport Services will be closed in observance of Presidents' Day on Monday, February 16th.

Passport Services will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, February 17th, at 8:00 a.m. 

We had so much fun hosting Coffee Connections with our friends at the Mill Creek Chamber of Commerce this week! Over an hour of amazing conversations, smiles, and delicious refreshments provided by Safeway and FROST made for an awesome morning of community connections. A huge thanks to everyone who participated, including: Mayor Stephanie Vignal, Mayor Pro Tem Melissa Duque, Councilmember Sean Paddock, Councilmember Tannis Golebiewski, Brian Trendler, and everyone else who came out to the event!

We were honored to have Scott Mahlum & Brent Holcomb of Mill Creek Sports attend our City Council meeting last night to accept our Seahawks Day Proclamation signed by Mayor, Stephanie Vignal!  #GoHawks

Posted by Mill Creek Sports:

🎉 HAPPY 𝗦𝗘𝗔𝗧𝗧𝗟𝗘 𝗦𝗘𝗔𝗛𝗔𝗪𝗞𝗦 CHAMPIONSHIP CELEBRATION DAY! 🎉

Yesterday Mill Creek Sports was honored to be invited to a City of Mill Creek, Washington City Council meeting to bear witness to an exciting proclamation! February 11, 2026 is now Seattle Seahawks Championship Celebration Day! Stop in to check out the official proclamation and enjoy the day! #GoHawks!
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#MillCreek #Seahawks #12s #MillCreekWA

Vehicle leaks can seem small but can really add up! 1.7 million vehicles in the Puget Sound region leak 7 million quarts of oil a year. That’s the same amount as a tanker truck per day!

Don't Drip and Drive! Bring your vehicle in for a leak check and get any leaks fixed as soon as possible.

For more information, visit: Don't Drip & Drive. Learn more about City stormwater initiatives.