City of Mill Creek

Traffic Delays with Upcoming Construction Projects

Snohomish County COVID-19 Drive Through Testing Update

State Announces Rollbacks to Activities, Requires Masks and Facial Coverings

Surface Water Pipe Repair Beginning July 20

Mill Creek National Night Out Event is Cancelled

Seattle Hill Road Paving Update

LEOFF-1 Disability Board Meeting

Seattle Hill Road- Traffic Delays Next Week

The Paycheck Protection Program has resumed with new applications accepted until Aug. 8, 2020

The Snohomish Health District is continuing its expanded community-based testing operations.

In an effort to stop the increased spread of coronavirus, the City of Mill Creek has suspended its community room rentals until further notice.

The Mill Creek Police Department has a new page on the City Website with frequently-asked questions about training and policies.

The Rotary Club of Mill Creek Is collecting food for the needy in our community.

Free facial coverings are available to low-income residents in the City of Mill Creek

The City of Mill Creek will begin demolishing structures this week on two properties purchased for potential development.

The City of Mill Creek is encouraging compliance with new state health directives designed to ensure the protection of every resident and visitor from contracting and spreading the COVID-19 virus.​

All City of Mill Creek parks and amenities, such as playground equipment, basketball courts, tennis courts, fields, restrooms and the skate park and are now open for public use.

Seattle Hill Road Preservation Project Continuing Through End of August

Independent contractors, freelancers and gig workers are eligible to receive up to $10,000 under the Small Business Administration (SBA) Economic Injury Disaster Loan grant program.

The City Council extended its moratorium at its June 2 meeting to help businesses continue to attract customers until they are allowed to operate at full capacity at Phase 4.

The City of Mill Creek began upgrades and repair work at Heron Park June 1.

The State of Washington has established a data-driven approach called Safe Start Washington to reopen Washington and modify physical distancing measures while minimizing the health impacts of COVID-19.