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The City of Everett has closed the walking trails at Lowell Riverfront Park and the boat launch at Rotary Park due to flooding along the Snohomish River. The city hopes to open the areas once the river recedes and they can check for damage.

Everett Firefighters were busy today with two separate flooding problems. Around Noon, an engine company and both of the city’s ladder trucks were called out to the Iron Mountain records storage warehouse in the 6600 block of Hardeson Road. Assistant Everett Fire Marshal Eric Hicks tells MyEverettNews.com a sprinkler head was accidentally broken on the […]

Just got this in from the City of Everett… Mayor Ray Stephanson and the Everett City Council announced Wednesday, Sept. 11, that the city will resolve all reasonable claims related to recent heavy rain storms. Many Everett homes and businesses were flooded during two heavy rain storms on Aug. 29 and Sept. 6. “Our sympathies […]

Just in time for some record hot weather this week, the beaches at Howarth Park and Pigeon Creek have re-opened. Here’s the flooding update from the City of Everett… Samples taken at Howarth Park and Pigeon Creek indicate water quality has returned to normal background levels following the Aug. 29 storm that resulted in a […]

The Everett City Council will get a briefing at its Wednesday evening meeting regarding a plan called “Let it Rain” to help control flooding after heavy rains. Given the number of beach closures, flooded basements and sewage that went into Port Gardner Bay following last Thursday’s downpour, there is a lot of interest in the […]

A deluge right at rush hour left storm drains overwhelmed and caused urban flooding in many parts of Everett. Busses had a tough time at Everett station while Everett authorities asked drivers to avoid West Marine View Drive between Everett Avenue and Naval Station Everett due to flooding. Several calls for flooded basements and other […]