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In fact, most of them are carefully designed Stormwater Facilities that play a big role in keeping our community healthy and resilient.

These engineered ponds help collect and convey stormwater, especially during heavy rains. They also work to improve water quality by filtering out pollutants before the water moves downstream. By slowing and controlling the flow of runoff, they help reduce flooding, protect local streams, and support healthier ecosystems.

So the next time you pass one of these ponds, remember you’re seeing part of the city’s stormwater infrastructure at work; quietly protecting our waterways and neighborhoods!

Learn more about our stormwater infrastructure on the Stormwater Management page.

At Tuesday’s Council meeting, the City proudly proclaimed April as Sikh Heritage Month, with a fantastic turnout of local residents joining us to accept the honor.
The City Council also recognized April 28th as the 4th Annual Fentanyl Awareness Day. This important proclamation was accepted by Leila of the Sawyer Culberson Project, along with her family, in support of ongoing efforts to raise awareness and save lives.

City Council Members pictured L-R in the first photo include Sean Paddock, John Steckler, Vincent Cavaleri, Mayor Stephanie Vignal, Mayor Pro Tem Melissa Duque, Connie Allison, and Tannis Golebiewski.

🦴 Calling All Young Explorers! 🪏

Our new Digging Ancient Ruins class for grades K-8 is now open for registration! Discover the fundamentals of archaeology with this fun, hands-on class! You'll learn about cave drawings, hieroglyphs, and make your own pictographs. Record your discoveries on camera and document your findings in a journal.

Digging Ancient Ruins has two upcoming 4-week openings here at City Hall North in the Small Community Room:
• Tuesdays, May 12 - June 02 (4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.)
• Tuesdays, June 09 - June 30 (4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.)

Register here!

A huge thank you to all 42 volunteers who joined us for Earth Day and America’s 250th Day of Service this past Saturday!

We hosted cleanups at two locations:

• One team – including Councilmember Connie Allison and her husband Chris, Public Works Director Mike Todd, members of the Mill Creek Youth Advisory Board, Key Club volunteers, and City staff – removed approximately 20 cubic yards of invasive plants, improving pedestrian sightlines along 35th Ave near Cougar Park.
• Another dedicated group, with volunteers traveling from as far as Sultan and Lake Stevens, joined Mill Creek residents and local businesses to collect 15 large bags of litter from neighborhood streets and along the North Creek Trail.

Thank you to everyone who gave their time and energy to help keep Mill Creek clean and beautiful!

View the full photo gallery on our Flickr page.

Mill Creek is hiring! We’re looking for our next Surface Water Program Coordinator to join our team. If you or someone you know may be interested, we encourage you to apply soon!

View the full position description here.

Thank you to everyone who joined the Mill Creek Police Department and Citizens Patrol for our first-ever Get the Scoop from a Cop event! We loved seeing so many of our young community members yesterday afternoon. A huge thank you to Cold Stone Creamery for generously hosting and serving free ice cream — it was delicious!

To view photos from the event, please see our Flickr gallery.

And to learn more about future events and community engagement opportunities, visit millcreekwa.gov/events.

It's always a good day for a scoop of ice cream!

Come join us, rain or shine, for Get the Scoop from a Cop today from 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. at Cold Stone Creamery (15415 Main St.). Get a free kids size scoop of ice cream and join your neighbors and police officers for ice cream and conversation!

For more information, visit the Get the Scoop from a Cop event page.

🏀 Kids Spring Sports Has Openings! ⚽

We still have limited spots for registration open for various kids sports, including soccer, tennis, and basketball! If you're looking to get a jumpstart on summer, now is the time!

• Skyhawks Soccer meets on Mondays, May 4th-June 8th at 4:00 p.m. (ages 7-9) and 5:00 p.m. (ages 10-12)
• Skyhawks Tennis meets on Tuesdays, May 5th-June 9th at 4:00 p.m. (ages 7-9) and 5:00 p.m. (ages 10-12)
• Skyhawks Basketball meets on Thursdays, May 7th-June 11th at 4:00 p.m. (ages 7-9) and 5:00 p.m. (ages 10-12)

Learn more and register here for spring sports.

Kids & Adults Beginning Improv 🎭 Open for Registration!

Learn the fundamentals of acting while exercising your funny bone with these new offerings for beginning improv and acting! Think fast on your feet and make some new friends!

We have a variety of openings for Beginning Improv classes for Fridays, May 8th through June 19th:

• Beginning Improv for Kids (Ages 7-13) runs from 6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
• Beginning Improv for Adults (Ages 18+) runs from 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

We also have registration open for Beginning Improv for Teens, as well as Intermediate and Advanced classes for adults scheduled for later this summer!

Learn more about our current improv classes and register here.