Earlier this year the City of Everett put out a request for proposals looking for public, private and non-profits to partner in operating city owned properties and programs to bring additional revenue or operate programs that had to be cut due to budget shortfalls. This Wednesday the Everett City Council will get a look at […]
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Complaints Lead Everett Police And City Hall To Clarify Employee Social Media Policy
December 23, 2020
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Editor’s Note: The following story contains links to investigative reports that include examples of content posted on social media accounts that some readers may find objectionable. They are included in order to present the story as it was reviewed by the City of Everett. Redactions to the reports are from the City of Everett. There […]
Paul Roberts Announces Campaign For Re-Election To Everett City Council Position 1
December 21, 2020
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This in today as Paul Roberts becomes the first incumbent on the Everett City Council to formally announce to us he’s running in one of the five new City Council Districts in Everett, Washington. Roberts lives and is running in District 1 Here’s what his campaign sent. Councilmember Paul Roberts is seeking re-election to the […]
Everett Offers 3rd Round Of Small Business Grants, Must Apply By Monday
December 3, 2020
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In the first two rounds of small business grants the City of Everett distributed more than one million dollars to 106 businesses. Now thanks to a last minute grant by Snohomish County, business owners in Everett, Washington can participate in a third round of Cares Grants. Here is a link to the application and instructions. […]
Advisory Committee Says City Of Everett Government Not Fiscally Sustainable, Calls For Dramatic Action, Shared Pain
December 2, 2020
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As the Everett City Council unanimously passed the 2021 budget the City of Everett administration issued the final report from a 13-member Fiscal Sustainability Advisory Committee convened by Mayor Cassie Franklin. The report offered 24 recommendations for the Mayor and City Council to further explore in order to address the City’s general government budget deficit. […]
Everett, Washington Mayor Cassie Franklin Formally Announces Re-election Bid
November 30, 2020
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She’s been raising money and accepting donations for months and today Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin issued a formal announcement of her intention to run for another 4-year-term. Here’s the announcement. Mayor Cassie Franklin is seeking re-election to the office Everett voters chose her for in 2017. Franklin is the first woman elected to Everett’s highest […]
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December 26, 2020
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