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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

Mill Creek City Hall and Passport Services will be closed for the observance of Labor Day on Monday, September 7th.

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

We’re Hiring! Are you looking for a change and want to join the City Clerk’s Department at the quickly growing City of Mill Creek? We’re looking to take our clerking and records management to the next level and need a detail-oriented individual to drive us home!

This position also has the opportunity to work closely with the City Manager and to ensure smooth daily operations under his leadership and in collaboration with external partners. Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gfDtgmNm. We’d love to hear from you!

Our crews have been working hard on the Library Park & Veterans Monument Rehabilitation Project! This past week, they put the final components of the new field drainage system in place, began reinstalling and leveling the pavers around Veterans Monument, and completed the installation of seven additional monument pillars. 

Watch a recap video on the City's YouTube channel here or visit millcreekwa.gov/libraryparkproject to learn more and stay up to date. 

Thank you, Mill Creek community! After smoke from regional wildfires forced us to postpone National Night Out earlier this month, our Mill Creek Police Department rescheduled the celebration at Buffalo Park for Tuesday, August 18 and it turned into a fantastic evening!

Highlights from the night included:

• Officer Sanchez hosting bilingual English/Spanish story time
• Officer Scot LaRose clocking a baseball well over the speed limit with the lidar
• Line dancing led by Citizen Patrol Lead, Barb Heidel
• A drone presentation from Officer Kosta Cooper
• Bocce Ball with pro level tips from Detective Sergeant Rod Fleming

A huge thank you to all our partners, sponsors, volunteers, and attendees who helped make the night special. We’re grateful to: South County Fire, Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife Police, the Kiwanis Club of Mill Creek & Key Club members for sharing their always popular kindness wall and keeping everyone cool with ice cold water, ADT Security, AT&T, Nothing Bundt Cakes, 7-Eleven, the City of Mill Creek Youth Advisory Board, and our wonderful emcee Jane Neff.

We also appreciate our vendors who joined us on the rescheduled date: the Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts of Western Washington, Sno-Isle Libraries, Snohomish County Emergency Management, Snohomish County LEAD, and Yay Big Yay High Yay Ice Cream.

We’re already looking forward to next year as we continue celebrating and strengthening public safety in Mill Creek. 

For additional photos, please see the City of Mill Creek's flickr gallery.
For more information on future City events, please visit: millcreekwa.gov/events.