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One Week Left to Register Your Trunk! 🚙

Our spooktacular Trunk or Treat on Main is creeping up fast, and trunk spots are filling quicker than a candy bowl on Halloween night!
Pick a theme, deck out your trunk, bring your crew—and we’ll take care of the candy. 🍬

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this community favorite! Apply by October 19th to claim your spot.

🍫 Apply here!
 

We're Hiring! Public Works Maintenance Worker

The City of Mill Creek is looking for our next Public Works Maintenance Worker—a rare opportunity to join a dedicated team that keeps our community clean, safe, and beautifully maintained.

This is a full-time position offering a salary up to $90,648.00.

Ready to make a difference in Mill Creek? Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gWbTGhMY 

Thank You, Mill Creek!

National Cleanup Day 2026 was a huge success thanks to the incredible community members who showed up and made a difference.

On Saturday, Sept. 19th, 26 dedicated volunteers, including Kiwanis of Mill Creek, the Mill Creek Youth Advisory Board, Rotary Interact Club, MCCA Noxious Weed Group, and additional families and individuals, collected more than 22 bags of trash, helping keep our city beautiful and welcoming.

Cleanup efforts took place in the following locations:

• Mill Creek Blvd. from Main Street to 164th
• North Creek Dr. from 145th to Sports Park
• Bothell Everett HWY (West side) from 153rd to 164th, 
• Bothell Everett HWY (East side) from Mill Creek Rd. to 153rd                 
• Dumas from 132nd to BEH
• Silver Crest Dr. from 35th to 28th
• Exploration Park to Silver Crest Dr.
• North Creek Trail from City Hall North to Duck Pond
• North Creek Trail from City Hall North to Azul’s
• Main Street from LA Fitness to City Hall North
• North Creek Trail from 8th Ave. to just past the Reserve

Events like this strengthen our community and preserve the natural spaces we all enjoy. Thank you to everyone who participated, supported, or helped spread the word!

WE’RE HIRING! 

Calling all IT professionals! The City is searching for our next IT Technician I—a key team member who will help keep our City running smoothly by providing essential IT support. Under the direct supervision of the IT Manager, this role is vital to ensuring our day‑to‑day technology operations run seamlessly so the important work we do for our community is never interrupted.

If you or someone you know might be interested, we encourage you to apply today! https://lnkd.in/gyzAUM_c 
Salary range: $72,329 – $95,180

Our crew has been working hard at putting the final touches on the Veterans Monument & Library Park Rehabilitation Project! This past week, they finished the installation of pavers, monument lighting, and several benches and tables around the park. 

Visit millcreekwa.gov/librarypark for more information and updates.

Mayor Stephanie Vignal officially proclaimed September as PTA Membership Month in the City of Mill Creek at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Cortney Pennebaker, President of the Everett PTSA Council, and to all members for accepting the proclamation and for their ongoing dedication to supporting students and families throughout our community.

Pictured L - R: Councilmembers Sean Paddock and Connie Allison, PTSA member Stephanie Kim and her 5th grade daughter (Cedarwood Elementary), Lesa Cowley (Everett Council VP), Shelly Nguyen-Jefferson (Gateway MS), Mayor Vignal, President Pennebaker, Paige Grand (Silver Firs Elementary), Dolly Ubriani (Heatherwood MS), Michelle Johnson (Forest View Elementary), Craig Willis (Forest View Elementary), Mayor Pro-Tem Melissa Duque, and Councilmember Tannis Golebiewski.

Spots Open in Improv Classes!

We still have spots open in our improv classes, with offerings ranging from kids to adults. These classes are designed for beginners and no prior experience is necessary!

Registration is open now for a limited time--grab your spot today! Register here!

The City of Mill Creek was honored to host one of our longest‑standing community partners, Mill Creek Little League, for the presentation of their first proclamation at Tuesdays City Council meeting.

Mayor Stephanie Vignal formally proclaimed September 1 as Little League Day in the City of Mill Creek.

We extend our sincere appreciation to President Preston Kallshian and Board Member Dave Osburn for their steadfast commitment to the youth of our community. Mill Creek Little League’s contributions enrich our city and support the development of future generations. Thank you!

Pictured L-R: Councilmembers John Steckler, Connie Allison, Vince Cavaleri, Mayor Stephanie Vignal, Preston Kallshian, Dave Osburn, Councilmember Tannis Golebiewski, and Mayor Pro Tem Melissa Duque.

Calling All Open Trunks! 🚗

Applications are now open to register your vehicle for 🎃 Trunk-or-Treat on Main! Host a themed trunk and join the Halloween fun! You select a theme, bring your volunteers, and the City will provide the candy!

Spots are limited, so make sure you register early to secure yours! 
🍬 Apply here: millcreekwa.gov/trunkortreat