My Everett News

The City of Everett, Washington is taking the next steps as it works to lay out the future of parks and trails within the city limits and how it may pay for the ideas favored by residents.   The City has made the draft of the PROS plan available for review. PROS stands for Parks, […]

Your participation is requested as the City of Everett, Washington looks at the future of the entire park and open space system. Here’s a brief overview and link for you to provide feedback and suggestions. Everett is developing an update to its current Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Plan. The new 2022 plan will […]

Lately there have been a lot of complaints of problems at Everett Parks. From the timing of the closure of Howarth Park Beach to moms enlisting bikers to take back Clark Park. What you may not know is that the Everett Parks Department is actively seeking your feedback and input. They’ve launched an online survey […]

The Everett Parks and Recreation Department is asking both adults and kids to take a survey about Everett Parks. The survey will be used to plan for the future. Those who take the survey will be entered into a drawing for a $250 Everett Mall Gift Card. Here’s more information and a link to the […]

The City of Everett is inviting people to take a look and make comments on the latest plans to update Henry M. Jackson Park in north Everett. For two years planners have been getting input from residents, school kids and anyone else with an interest in the park. On April 22nd community members will have […]

[ad#Google Adsense-2] The Everett Parks Department sent out a reminder this week that through the end of the month Macy’s is matching shopper’s donations to Everett’s Forest Park. Through March 31 Macy’s of Everett invites you to support Forest Park! Each Macy’s store chooses to support a local park it loves. The Macy’s store at […]

Everett’s Forest Park, which lies along Mukilteo Boulevard in the center of the city, has been selected as a site for the Urban Forestry Restoration Project, administered by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources Urban and Community Forestry Program. Here’s a press release from City Spokesperson Kate Reardon… Forest Park is the largest park […]

The City of Everett has a special process to name parks, property and city owned buildings after people. That process is underway now in an effort to re-name the Northwest Neighborhood Park, Drew Nielsen Park, after the former Everett City Council member who passed away last spring. Here’s the overview… The City of Everett Historical […]

The city of Everett is looking for the public’s input on both parks and transit plans this week. On Monday February 25th, Managers at Everett Transit are looking for questions or suggestions during a public meeting. It will be held from 5:30pm – 6:30pm on the 1st floor at Everett Station, 3201 Smith Avenue. Earlier […]

Earlier this week I posted pictures of a new dock on the west side of Everett’s Silver Lake. Today I noticed the security fence was down and I was able to get some information from City of Everett public information director Kate Reardon about the new dock… The dock was constructed by Blackwater Marine of […]