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The 2020 Census results have been delivered and per the Everett City Charter those numbers will be used to determine the makeup of City Council Districts in Everett, Washington for the next ten years. A new city Districting Commission is being created to conduct the work of forming the district boundaries. Tonight, the Mayor and […]

It is a historic election in Everett, Washington this fall as residents will elect a majority of city council members by district instead of at-large. Here’s information of a candidates forum next week sponsored by Everett Faith in Action. An Everett City Council Candidates’ Forum will be held on Monday, October 4, from 7-8:30 PM at […]

This year the Primary Election is set for August 3rd. Per the rules of the City of Everett Charter when it comes to eligibility to run in one of the five separate City Council Districts, those choosing to run for positions 1 – 5 have until February 3rd to establish residency to represent that district. […]

Feeling they reached a reasonable geographic representation among the group of 44 applicants from 18 different neighborhoods the City Council and Mayor Cassie Franklin chose 8 people to serve on the committee that will draw up City Council districts in Everett, Washington. The eight committee members will now go about choosing a ninth member of […]

It looks to be a lively special Monday night meeting of the Everett City Council tomorrow. At least one group plans to have a free ice cream social starting at 5:15 PM in front of City Hall at 3002 Wetmore. The council meeting starts at 6:30 PM. The regular Wednesday meeting was moved to Monday […]

Tonight the Everett City Council had the first and second reading of an ordinance that would authorize the council to put an initiative on the November ballot for voters to decide if the city council should change from all 7 members at large to 2 at large with 5 council members coming from districts. The […]