City Offices Closed To Observe Presidents' Day

City offices will be closed Monday, February 20, 2023, to observe Presidents' Day and will re-open on Tuesday, February 21, at 9:00 a.m.

Skatepark area coming to North Cove Park

Coming soon! Work will occur on a skatepark area on the corner of N Lakeshore Dr and Main St at North Cove Park, adjacent to The Mill.  The project work will include concrete work, building skate elements, and installing a fence.  

This p...

Potential algae bloom near Davies Beach

On Monday, January 30^th, City staff noticed potential algae bloom along the lakeshore near Davies Beach. The appearance of the algae bloom warrants further investigation. 

Update as of 2-5-23

The City, in coordination with Snohomish County, have id...

Press Release - City Passes 12th Consecutive Audit

The City passed its most recent financial and accountability audit from the state, continuing its exemplary record of receiving 12 consecutive audits without any findings.

This transparency and accountability are critical to maintain public trust. It also ...

Join Mayor Gailey for 'Starbucks with the Mayor'

On Tuesday, February 14, 2023, 8 am - 10 am, and Thursday, February 23, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm, community members are invited to join Mayor Brett Gailey at the Starbucks (next to MOD Pizza) at Frontier Village in Lake Stevens. 

Bring your questions o...

2nd Annual LSPD Polar Plunge 2023

Join the Lake Stevens Police Department for a fun and fast jump into the lake to raise money for Special Olympics Washington.  Sign up on the Special Olympics Washington 2023 Polar Plunge page and join their team, North County Copsicles....

Cedarwood Partnership RFP

Mercy Housing and a local homeowners’ association transferred the Cedarwood Clubhouse to Lake Stevens in mid-2021. The 5,000-square-foot facility was closed due to security concerns. 

The City has a vision to renovate the building and tu...

Volunteer Opportunities with City Boards and Commissions

The City is seeking to fill vacancies on the Veterans Commission, Library Board, and Planning Commission.  

The Veterans Commission represents the U.S. military veteran constituency in the Lake Stevens community and works to provide support and op...

Eagle Ridge Park Open House

Join the Lake Stevens Park Board for an Open House on the Eagle Ridge Park redesign and discuss amenities and gain insights from the community, on Wednesday, February 8, 2023, 6 pm, at The Mill on Lake Stevens, 1808 Main Street or join online on Zoom: htt...

Sandbags Available

Sandbags provided by the City are available near the fire station at the intersection of Grade Road and Hartford Road. Please feel free to take these sandbags to prevent flooding on your property. 

The City will replenish the sandbags as needed th...

The City's Response to Social Media Postings

The City of Lake Stevens has a long-standing policy of not responding to comments on social media. During the last week of November, City staff spent valuable time reacting to fake city profiles on our Facebook/social media page.  

As we do not ha...

Lake Stevens Seeks Accreditation by American Public Works Association

6-21-2022

APWA Accreditation Process – Six Months Later

The City of Lake Stevens is pursuing accreditation from the nationally-recognized American Public Works Association (APWA). The process will improve efficiency, safety, and service levels of ...

WSDOT/SR 9 Construction Project Updates

1-29-2023

Crews from Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will be installing new drainage and electrical systems on State Route 9 between Fourth St. NE and Vernon Road beginning Monday, January 30. The work will take place from 9 p.m. to 5...

Reminder About Parking at Catherine Creek Park

As the community enjoys Catherine Creek Park and the use of its disc golf course, the City and the Lake Stevens School District would like to remind everyone that parking in the Mount Pilchuck Elementary school district parking lot is prohibited during sc...

Join In on the Walk 5 Challenge and Walk 10,000 Steps

Trails provide several community benefits, from connecting to various destinations provides people with multiple options for getting around the city, increasing levels of physical activity, and can reduce motor vehicle trips, which improves air pollution ...