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Mill Creek City Hall & Passport Services will open 2-hours late today, Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025, due to inclement weather.

Please join us in celebrating the renovation of Silver Crest Park (13621 28th Dr. SE, Mill Creek) with a Ribbon Cutting on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

You’ll see 1”-2” of snow ❄️ around Mill Creek this morning. Even with all of the deicing our Public Works crews have been doing throughout the city, roads can still be slick. 🥶 Stay home if you can and if not, take it slow and please keep an eye out for kiddos playing and hopefully building tiny ⛄️

A message from WM:
Attention Monday Residential Customers: WM is operating on a delayed schedule and may not be able to collect in some areas. If your carts are not emptied by 6 pm today, please pull them from the curb and place them out on your next regular service day. We will collect materials missed during this delay – at no extra charge.

Attention Monday Commercial, Roll-off and Multifamily Customers: Your scheduled service for Monday, February 3, 2025 is now scheduled to be completed when conditions allow. This reschedule is due to weather in the area. 

For more information or service updates, please visit: https://servicealerts.wmnorthwest.com/millcreek/

Just a light dusting of snow around Mill Creek this morning but it’s cold! Parking lots and streets may be icy in some areas, so please drive safe!

Learn the fundamentals of 3D printing with our 3D Design & Printing, Ages 7-15 class! Registration is still open for sessions beginning next week, February 4th! 

Find out more here.

Groundhog Day is coming and we have a fun way to celebrate! Sign up for our "Celebrate Groundhog Day with LEGO Materials" class. There's still time and space to register! 

Find out more here.

You may have noticed heavy equipment and the work in progress on HWY 527 just south of 164th today. The City received several calls over the past few weeks about water bubbling through the pavement. Our Public Works team worked with WSDOT, Alderwood Water & Wastewater District (AWWD), and local utilities to discover the source - an artesian well about 60' below the surface. Once identified as their project, AWWD moved quickly to schedule a crew to cap the source, which took much of the day, and all lanes will be open later this evening.