Appointments to Civil Service, Salary & Planning commissions

The Marysville City Council on Monday, Sept. 11, appointed Brad Thompson to serve on the Civil Service Commission and Salary Commission. The Council also reappointed Tom Thetford to the Planning Commission. Mayor Jon Nehring recommended the appointments.&...

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in Marysville

Inspired by the stories of two Marysville preschoolers who completed cancer treatment this year at Seattle Children’s Hospital, the City of Marysville issued a proclamation declaring September 2017 as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in Marysvil...

Belmark HQ earns 2017 Pride of Marysville award

An incredible makeover that transformed a longtime neighborhood eyesore into one of the city’s most attractive businesses earned the 2017 Pride of Marysville Neighborhood Improvement Award for Best Business. Belmark Properties owner Aaron Metcal...

Construction starts Aug. 28 on new Marysville water main

Project replaces, upsizes 40-year-old water main for growing community

Work to build a new water main along 83rd Avenue Northeast begins Monday. Construction of the  1.2-mile-long project will start at Soper Hill Road near 29th Place Northeast. I...

Registration open for Marysville Youth Basketball League

Marysville Parks and Recreation Department is offering its popular basketball league for youth in grades 1- 8. The program focuses upon developing fundamentals, teamwork and good sportsmanship for all in a recreation league environment. Practices begin th...

City Council takes August break, next meeting Sept. 5

Following its usual schedule, the Marysville City Council will not meet in August. Because of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, Sept. 4, the Council’s next meeting will be a work session at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5. 

Council meetings are h...

Join Mayor Nehring for Aug. 17 Coffee Klatch

Marysville residents and businesses are invited to join Mayor Jon Nehring to discuss city events and issues on Thursday,Aug. 17, from 10 to 11 a.m. at Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave.  

Mayor Nehring hosts informal Coffee Klatch sessions ever...

Summer road overlay projects begin July 24

If it’s summer, it must be roadwork season. In Marysville, pavement preservation projects are scheduled to begin Monday, July 24. 

Citizens can expect intermittent, single-lane traffic closures and temporary ADA-compliant pedestrian walk...

'Stuff the Bus' with school supplies this summer

The City of Marysville, Marysville Community Food Bank, Marysville Farmers Market and other local businesses and organizations are collecting school supplies for Marysville and Tulalip students from Monday, July 24, through Friday, Aug. 4.

The supplies dri...

Whitaker reappointed to Planning Commission

The Marysville City Council on Monday, July 10, confirmed the reappointment of Brandon Whitaker to a six-year term on the Marysville Planning Commission. Mayor Jon Nehring recommended the reappointment. 

A project manager for the Port of Everett, ...

Five reappointed to CDBG citizen advisory committee

The citizen advisory committee that reviews plans and proposals related to the Community Development Block Grant program and makes recommendations to city leadership has five returning members. 

These one-year reappointments to the Citizen Advisor...

'One-Stop Permit Center' now open in Marysville

Looking to do a simple remodel or addition? Maybe you want to ask an expert, “How do you build this?” 

The City of Marysville’s new One-Stop Permit Center gives residents and small businesses easier access to a buildi...

Celebrate National Night Out in Marysville Aug. 1

Marysville neighborhoods are invited to join communities throughout the nation for National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 1. This year we are encouraging residents to come together for neighborhood events to get to know each other better and promote communit...

Edin reappointed to Marysville Salary Commission

Steve Edin has been reappointed to a three-year term on the Marysville Salary Commission ending in June 2020.  His reappointment, recommended by Mayor Jon Nehring, was confirmed by the Marysville City Council at its June 26 meeting.  

Edi...

Enthusiastic special events asst. Marysville's Volunteer of the Month

A young woman who first volunteered last winter for the ‘Merrysville for the Holidays ’Electric Lights Parade and photos with Santa has become a cheerful, dependable part of the city’s Parks, Culture and Recreation team. Nell...

State Ave., 4th St. detours Saturday, June 17

Between 4 p.m. and midnight Saturday, June 17, State Avenue will be closed between 80th Street NE and First Street for Strawberry Festival parade activities. Fourth Street will be closed between Cedar Avenue and 47th Avenue NE during the same timeframe. D...

Marysville openings on Civil Service and Salary Commissions

Are you a Marysville resident who wants to serve your community? The City is accepting applications to fill openings on its Civil Service Commission and Salary Commission. 

To apply, submit a letter of interest and resume by June 30 to April O&...

Explore healthy living: Healthy Communities Challenge Day June 3

Try the rock-climbing wall, check out fitness demonstrations, plant seeds and more at Marysville’s ninth annual Healthy Communities Challenge Day on Saturday, June 3.

The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 2p.m. at Allen Creek Elementary School, 650...

Attention, drivers: Grove Street road work starts May 3

City of Marysville work to improve Grove Street between State Avenue and 47th Avenue Northeast is scheduled to begin tomorrow (Wednesday, May 3).

Traffic will be reduced to one lane during working hours of 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. While wo...

Long-time advocate for people with disabilities honored as Volunteer of the Month

Jim Strickland was honored by Mayor Jon Nehring with the Volunteer of the Monthaward at the April 24 Marysville City Council meeting.

Strickland,a teacher at Marysville-Pilchuck High School, has been teaching students with disabilities for the past 27 year...

Marysville residents: Clean Sweep is May 13

It’s spring cleaning time, and the City of Marysville is offering an opportunity for residents to clear out trash and recyclables for free on Saturday, May 13. The event is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Marysville Public Works, 80 Columbia ...

Celebrate Earth Day in Marysville

The City of Marysville has three great ways for you to celebrate Earth Day on Saturday, April 22!

Shred-A-Thon

9 a.m.-Noon                Marysville City Hall, 1049 State Ave. ...

Coffee & conversation with Mayor Nehring April 24

Marysville residents and businesses are
invited to join Mayor Jon Nehring to discuss city events and issues on Monday,April 24, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Shoultes Fire Station 62. <_o3a_p>

Shoultes Fire Station 62, located at 10701
Shoultes Rd., has plenty of ...

Pothole problem? Please report

Did you know the City of Marysville maintains 429.5 lane miles of roadway? With such a large area to care for, city workers don’t see all parts of the city every day. That’s why we need your help.

An especially cold, wet winter has left us with a poth...Read on...

Strawberry Fields for Rover Off Leash Park closed due to flooding

The City of Marysville has closed the off leash dog park at Strawberry Fields for Rover due to flooding damage and related access issues.

The trail system is flooded and access to the site needs to remain closed until water levels change and repairs can be...

Huestis, Johnson reappointed to Marysville Parks Board

The Marysville City Council has confirmed the reappointment
of Kelly Huestis and Katherine (Kay) Johnson to three-year terms on the MarysvilleParks, Culture and Recreations Board. Both were recommended for reappointment by
Mayor Jon Nehring. <_o3a_p>

Huestis i...

Police capture hit-and-run suspect

Earlier today, officers from the City of Marysville assisted by several Snohomish County Sheriff deputies did a K9 track for a suspect that was involved in a hit and run after driving away from a police contact in the Goodwill parking lot, 9300 block of S...

Police pursue driver who fled accident, threw gun

On February 22, 2017 at
approximately 2:30 pm, a Marysville police sergeant observed suspiciousactivity in a parked vehicle at the Goodwill parking lot, 9300 block of State
Ave. When the Sergeant attempted contact with the two occupants of the vehicle...

Stevens reappointed Marysville rep for Snohomish County Tomorrow

City
Councilmember Michael Stevens will continue to represent the City of Marysvilleon the Snohomish County Tomorrow Steering Committee. Council President Kamille
Norton is alternate. The Marysville City Council unanimously confirmed theirreappointm...

Register now for emergency preparedness training

When disaster strikes, will you know
what to do? Learn how to be prepared, respond in emergencies and help yourcommunity in Marysville’s free Community Emergency Response Team training
course. <_o3a_p>

The program runs from 6:30 to 9:30p.m. Wednesd...

Coffee & conversation w/Mayor Nehring Feb. 13

Marysville residents and businesses are
invited to join Mayor Jon Nehring to discuss city events and issues on Monday,Feb. 13, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Shoultes Fire Station 62. <_o3a_p>

Shoultes Fire Station 62, located at 10701
Shoultes Rd., has plenty of p...

Free community anti-bullying program Feb. 23

School
resource officers – Marysville Police officers who regularly work in middle,junior high and high schools – deal with many different issues. Unfortunately, they
say bullying and harassment continues to be the biggest issue th...

City Council confirms 2017 board appointments

The
Marysville City Council at its Jan. 9 meeting confirmed the followingreappointments for 2017: <_o3a_p>

Law
Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters (LEOFF 1) Disability Board:Councilmembers Jeff Vaughan and Donna Wright. <_o3a_p>

Surface
Water Advisory Committee (...

Marysville PD opens applications for 2017 Citizens' Academy

Want to
get an up-close look at local law enforcement? Applications are now open forthe Citizens’ Academy starting Thursday, Feb. 2.<_o3a_p>

The
Marysville Police Department will present Citizens’ Academy classes from 6:30to 9 p.m. on 12 ...

Councilmember Wright reappointed to Snohomish Health District Board

City Councilmember Donna Wright will continue to represent the City of Marysville on the Board of Health. The Marysville City Council unanimously confirmed her reappointment on Jan. 3.

“Public health is such a vital service to the community,” Wright said. ...

Councilmember Wright reappointed to Nat'l League of Cities committee

Donna Wright, Marysville City Councilmember, has been reappointed to the Finance, Administration and Intergovernmental Relations (FAIR) federal advocacy committee for National League of Cities (NLC). As a member of this national committee, Wright plays a ...

Community Beautification Grant applications now open

Because
well-kept neighborhoods are safer and more attractive, the City of Marysville hasrenewed its Community Beautification Grant program for 2017. Applications are
being accepted until Friday, Jan. 20, 2017.<_o3a_p>

Communitieswithin the Marysville city l...

Kelly Huestis joins Marysville Parks Board

Longtime Marysville youth soccer leader Kelly Huestis has
been appointed to serve on the Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreations Board.His appointment was recommended by Mayor Jon Nehring and confirmed by the City
Council Monday night. <_o3a_p>

Huestis, Dire...

Tom King named Grand Marshal of Electric Lights Parade

Longtime community volunteer Tom King will have the place of honor overseeing Marysville’s brightest event to kick off the holiday season, the Electric Lights Parade on Saturday, Dec. 3.

The parade features a procession of vehicles, floats and wa...

172nd Street NE in Lakewood to close Nov. 28-30 for railroad work

Repair on major county arterial will require long detoursWork by BNSF Railway to rebuild a railroad crossing in the Lakewood area will require full closure of a section of 172nd Street Northeast (SR 531) from 9 a.m. Monday, Nov. 28, through 5 p.m. Wednesd...

Marysville's new Asst. Finance Director a familiar face

Jan Berg is returning to the City of Marysville as Assistant Finance Director. Her first day back will be Monday, Nov. 21.

Berg has a 23-year career in local government. She comes to Marysville from the City of Stanwood, where she was Finance Director...Read on...

Merrysville for the Holidays returns Dec. 3

Electric Lights Parade, free family celebration with Santa & Mrs. Claus

The City of Marysville invites you and your family to enjoy a winter wonderland of holiday fun, food, music and a parade of lights Saturday, Dec. 3. This 28th annual Merrysvil...Read on...

All aboard for Holiday Tour of Lights in Marysville

Cedarcrest Golf Course will become an after-dark winter wonderland next month when fairways are transformed into a showcase of dazzling light displays celebrating the holiday season.

Holiday Tour of Lights is open from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. or until ticket...Read on...

Marysville lauded for financial reporting excellence

The City of Marysville has been awarded a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting. Making the announcement at the City Council Work Session on Monday, Nov. 7, Mayor Jon Nehring thanked Sandy Langdon, Finance Director, and Denise G...Read on...

Join Mayor Nehring for coffee Nov. 28

Marysville residents and businesses are invited to discuss city events and issues with Mayor Jon Nehring from 5 to 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28, at the Shoultes Fire Station, 10701 Shoultes Rd., Marysville.

Please RSVP to Executive Assistant/Analyst Leah Toc...Read on...

Hotel/Motel Committee appointments confirmed

Appointed were:
• Jennifer Caveny, Holiday Inn Express• Mark Jensen, Maryfest, Inc.
• Mary Kirkland, Downtown Merchants Association• Charles Lee, Village Motor Inn

In accordance with state law, committee membership includes two representatives o...Read on...

Marysville expands transitional housing program

In partnership with the Everett Gospel Mission and the local faith community, Marysville Extended Shelter Homes (MESH) provide transitional housing for formerly homeless people who have completed rehabilitation programs and are ready to live independently...Read on...

Marysville offers eight-week Community Emergency Response Team training

Are you prepared to help your family and community members when disaster strikes? You will be once you complete Community Emergency Response Team training offered by the City of Marysville.

The upcoming program runs Tuesdays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. begi...Read on...

One more member sought for Marysville Salary Commission vacancy

Help determine how much your elected officials are paid. The City of Marysville still needs one more member to serve on the city’s Salary Commission.

Three current commission members are nearing the end of their terms. Salary Commission members must be...Read on...

Residents asked to reduce water use by 10 percent

In partnership with cites around Puget Sound, Marysville is asking city residents to reduce water usage by 10 percent because of the increased chance for a water shortage.

Ways to reduce water use include letting lawns go dormant and watering plants on...Read on...

Youth basketball registration deadline extended to Oct. 14

This program for boys and girls in grades 1-8 teaches fundamentals, teamwork and sportsmanship in a recreation league environment. Practices start in December, and games are held at Marysville and Lakewood schools. Cost is $90 per player. Register at http...Read on...

Early morning narcotics arrest ends with injured officer, collision

Marysville – 09/11/17,
4:22 AM<_o3a_p>

<_o3a_p>An early morning suspicious person contact resulted in the arrest of a36-year-old transient man, a two-vehicle collision, and one Marysville Officer
treated at the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.<_o3a_p>

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At ...

Investigation Update

On Tuesday,
September 5^th at approximately 5:10 PM a 15-year-old male resident of Marysville, WA was cooperative and taken into custody on charges of Manslaughter in the second degree in the death of a 16-year-old Marysville resident.  

The 16-ye...

Final Suspect in June 1 Shooting Captured

NEWS RELEASE

Investigation Update:

Marysville
– July 27, 2017 3:45  PM

Robert L. Dawson, a 36-year oldtransient from the Marysville area, the last suspect in the June 1^st shooting that occurred on 88^th Street NE in Mar...

Arrest made in Fatal Collision Investigation

Marysville – June 18, 2017, 03:30 PM

A 60 year old Puyallup man was arrested today by Marysville investigators regarding the fatal hit and run collision that occurred on July 6th at the onramp to Northbound I-5 at 4th St.

Good old fashioned police...

Witnesses Sought in Fatal Hit and Run on July 6th

Marysville – 07.14.17 06:00 am

The Marysville investigation into a fatal hit and run collision has led to the discovery of a security video from a nearby business. Although the video doesn’t show the actual collision, it does show there...

Arrest made in the Investigation of July 2nd Fire at Value Village.

Last night the suspect in the Value Village fire that occurred in the
early morning hours of July 2^nd turned himself into Investigators atthe Marysville Police Department.  <_o3a_p>

The suspect,
a 36-year-old Marysville man, was booked into the Snohom...

Police Still Asking for Witnesses to Fatal Collision

Marysville – 07.08.17 2:00 pm

Marysville investigators continue to work on the collision investigation regarding the early morning collision at the on–ramp to Northbound I-5 that occurred at about 4:30 am on July 6^th, 2017.

Investigators...

Two Arrested in June 1st Shooting Investigation

Investigation Update:

Marysville – July 6, 2017 7:30 PM

This evening Marysville Detectives received a tip that two of the three individuals that are outstanding suspects in a June 1^st 2017 early morning shooting that left a man fighting for his li...

Hit and Run turns Fatal

Fatal Hit and Run Accident NB on-ramp to I-5 at 4^thSt.<_o3a_p>

Marysville – 07.06.179:00 am

Marysville investigators learned late this morning that the 52 year old
male victim of a hit and run accident at 4^th St and the on-ramp tonorth bound I-5 ha...

Shooting in Marysville results in homicide

Shortly after 5:00 pm, Marysville Officers responded to the 500 block of
State Ave on a report of a male brandishing a firearm. Patrol officers learnedthat two individuals, who had just gotten off a Community Transit bus,
exchanged words when one of t...

Arrest made on June 1st shooting

Marysville
Detectives have made two arrests associated with the early morning shooting onJune 1^st that left one man with life threatening injuries. <_o3a_p>

The weeklong
investigation led to the arrest of a 27-year-old Covington man and a 29-year-oldFederal ...

Detectives attempting to locate missing Marysville woman

Marysville Police detectives are attempting to locate 70 year-old Aurora Guillermo Johnson, who was last seen on Monday, March 13, 2017, in Marysville. Johnson purchased a bus ticket for a March 14, 2017, trip to San Diego, California, but she has not bee...

Grocery store robbery, assault lands 2 in jail

A 63-year-old Haggen’s Grocery Store clerk suffers a serious cut to his face, narrowly missing his eye, while attempting to recover stolen steaks and bacon from a couple. 

At approximately 4:12 this morning a 28-year-old Everet...

Three arrested in connection with March 24 shooting

Detectives have arrested three suspects in connection with the Friday, March 24, shooting in the Albertson’s parking lot located at 301 Marysville Mall Way.

Two adult suspects, a 20-year-old Snohomish man and a 19-year-old Marysville man, were booked f...Read on...

Detectives investigating early Friday morning shooting

Marysville Police Detectives are investigating the shooting of a 20 year
old man early this morning.  Just after4:00 a.m., officers responded to the Albertson’s parking lot at 301 Marysville
Mall Way where it was reported a man had ...

Detectives investigating two Subway restaurant robberies

Marysville detectives are investigating the robberies of two local Subway restaurants that were robbed three weeks apart, possibly by the same suspect.Last night, March 15^th, just before 9 p.m., a lone male suspect entered the Subway located in the 9200 b...

Officers recover large stolen gold and silver collection

Members of the Marysville Police Department NITE Team, the department’s
pro-act unit, recovered hundreds of stolen gold and silver bars, ingots andcoins valued at an estimated $115,000, during the service of two search
warrants yesterday eve...

Teen in stabbing case booked for domestic assault

On February 24, 2017 @ approximately 10:44 AM, officers responded to a residence located in the 7200 block of 35^th PL N.E. regarding a report of an adult male bleeding from the chest. The preliminary investigation revealed that a father and teen-aged son ...

Officers respond to father-son stabbing incident

On February 24, 2017 @ approximately 10:44 AM, officers
responded to a residence located in the 7200 block of 35^th PL N.E.regarding a report of an adult male bleeding from the chest. The preliminary
investigation revealed that a father and teen-aged s...

Police capture hit-and-run suspect

Earlier today, officers from the City of Marysville assisted by several Snohomish County Sheriff deputies did a K9 track for a suspect that was involved in a hit and run after driving away from a police contact in the Goodwill parking lot, 9300 block of S...

Police pursue driver who fled accident, threw gun

On February 22, 2017 at
approximately 2:30 pm, a Marysville police sergeant observed suspiciousactivity in a parked vehicle at the Goodwill parking lot, 9300 block of State
Ave. When the Sergeant attempted contact with the two occupants of the vehicle...

Ladder theft suspect in custody

On February 20, 2017 at approximately 12:20 am, a Caucasian
male suspect was caught on video stealing a ladder from a residence located inthe 6700 block of 49^th Place within the city limits of Marysville.<_o3a_p>

Due to the excellent video quality recording the...

Marysville man injured in 2-car collision

On February 18, 2017 @ approximately 8:40 pm, Marysville
police officers responded to a collision involving two vehicles at theintersection 113^th Place and 51^st Avenue in the City of
Marysville.<_o3a_p><_o3a_p>Vehicle #1 (truck) was negotiating a left turn from 113^th...

Police investigate car-motorcycle collision

On February 18, 2017 @ approximately 8:50 pm, Marysville
police officers responded to a vehicle collision involving a car and off-roadstyle motorcycle. Vehicle #2 (car) was turning north onto 74^th Drive
from 88^th Street when it collided with a motorcy...

Detectives investigating Sunday evening stabbing

Detectives are investigating a stabbing involving juveniles, that occurred Sunday evening in the 11900 block of 51st Ave. NE., in Marysville.

Officers responded to the location just after 4:00 pm, and were told there had been a fistfight involving a 17...Read on...

10-year-old Marysville girl suffers minor injuries in hit-and-run collision

The girl was knocked off of her bicycle and suffered some minor abrasions and bruising to her face and right leg. The vehicle fled the scene after hitting the girl.

The victim and other family members were walking northbound on 67th Ave., crossing 64t...Read on...

City receives federal COPS grant funding for 3 new School Resource Officers

Marysville Police will hire three new, full-time School Resource Officers thanks to recently awarded funding from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant.

The department will receive $375,000 in funding spread...Read more...

Marysville Police investigating serious injury car/bicyclist collision

Marysville Police Collision Investigation Team (CIT) was called to investigate a collision involving a bicyclist and a passenger car.

At around 5:45 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, officers responded to the 3400 block of Sunnyside Blvd., in Marysville. At the...Read on...