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Join us this Thursday for our World Soccer Watch Party as Team U.S.A. takes on Turkey on the BIG screen at Arena Sports (13500 Bothell Everett Hwy).

The party kicks off at 6:00 p.m., and the first 150 fans through the door score one of our limited-edition swag bags, thanks to our amazing sponsors!

This free community event is powered by our generous partners: Arena Sports, Mill Creek Sports, Community Transit, and the Activate Snohomish County Community Grant (made possible by Economic Alliance Snohomish County).

And don't miss Arena Sports' $10 Arena Special: Two slices of pizza + a refillable cup = game day perfection.

Want more info on this event and others happening around Mill Creek? Visit our events page!

Now hiring! One of the City’s top priorities is public safety and serving our small but growing community in the beautiful Mill Creek. If you’re a commissioned officer seeking a change, we’d love to hear from you!

View full position description here.

Alert: Mill Creek Public Works crews will close the northbound right-turn pocket on Bothell‑Everett Highway near milepost 6.54 beginning at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 17. The closure will remain in place through 3:00 p.m. on Friday, June 19, to allow for an emergency vault repair.

Mill Creek City Hall and Passport Services will be closed in observance of Juneteenth on Friday, June 19th.

Recreation programs in City Hall North will proceed as scheduled for the day. Passport Services will resume normal business hours on Sunday, June 20th, at 8:00 a.m.

Cheer on U.S.A. vs. Turkey from 6:00–9:30 p.m. (or until the match ends) at Arena Sports Mill Creek (13500 Bothell Everett Hwy).
• No cover charge
• Free soccer swag for the first 150 attendees
• $10 Arena Special: 2 slices of pizza + a refillable cup
• Bring your friends, family, and team spirit for a fun night of soccer and community!

Presented by the City of Mill Creek, Community Transit, Mill Creek Sports, Arena Sports, and the Activate Snohomish County Community Grant - made possible by the Economic Alliance of Snohomish County.

Learn more at millcreekwa.gov/events.
 

HIRING: Are you passionate about Public Works operations and ready to take the next step in your career? The City of Mill Creek has a fantastic and rare opportunity to serve as our next Interim Public Works Maintenance & Operations Manager. As an integral part of the PW team, you will make sure Mill Creek runs smoothly every day. This position offers a competitive salary of up to $165k and we’d love to hear about your experience and eagerness to lead the group! 

View the full position description here.

At last night’s Council meeting, Mayor Stephanie Vignal formally proclaimed June 2026 as LGBTQIA+ Pride Month in the City of Mill Creek. We had a fantastic turnout, including members of the Mill Creek Pride organization, who joined us for this meaningful moment.

The City Council also honored graduating seniors from Jackson, North Creek, and Archbishop Murphy High Schools who serve on the Mill Creek Youth Advisory Board. Each MCYAB member volunteers more than 20-hours every semester to support City and community events and contributes their time and talents to organizations such as the Mill Creek Food Bank.

A heartfelt thank‑you to our 26 graduating seniors for your service and leadership. Congratulations—we’re proud of you!

Pictured L-R in the first photo are Councilmembers Sean Paddock and John Steckler, Mayor Pro Tem Melissa Duque, Mayor Stephanie Vignal, Mill Creek Pride members and their families, including Selina Obah, Taylor Hahn, Khushbu Kumbhar, Amber Hyatt, and Raina Fein, Councilmembers Connie Allison, Tannis Golebiewski, and Vincent Cavaleri.

Pictured L-R in the second photo are Councilmembers John Steckler, Connie Allison, and Sean Paddock, Mayor Stephanie Vignal, Mill Creek Youth Advisory Board members Arhan Sinha, Sayesha Rajbhandari, Hannah Kang, Abdi Battal, and Brady Murk, Councilmembers Tannis Golebiewski and Vincent Cavaleri, and Mayor Pro Tem Melissa Duque.

Ever wonder what’s really in fertilizer?

Most contain three main nutrients: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, & Potassium.

These help plants grow, but when too much fertilizer washes into lakes, rivers, and ponds, the extra nitrogen and phosphorus can cause eutrophication. That’s when algae grows out of control, lowering oxygen levels and harming fish and wildlife.

Use fertilizer sparingly and follow the label!

A little goes a long way in keeping our waterways healthy!

💡Learn more about surface water at millcreekwa.gov/stormwater

Thank you to all who participated in our Memorial Day Ceremony yesterday, May 25th, at the Veterans Monument at Library Park in Mill Creek.

We were honored to have so many join us and to hear from Mayor Stephanie Vignal, Senator John Lovick, Congresswoman Susan DelBene, King County Director of Veterans Affairs Joseph Najmolhoda (representing Senator Patti Murray), Representative April Berg, Representative Brandy Donaghy, Veteran Antonia Rice and Vice Chair of the Mill Creek Park & Recreation Board, and Chaplain Nick Lewis. The event also featured presentations by the Mill Creek Police Department Honor Guard, Michael Marletto with the Mill Creek Chorale, and Bugler George Moffat.

Check out the video of the ceremony here.