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Police officers in Everett, Washington successfully used “Less than Lethal” tools and negotiation this weekend to contain and take into custody an adult male having an apparent mental Health crisis who assaulted his mom and a neighbor at thier south Everett apartment. Here’s more from Everett PD: This past weekend, officers responded to a South […]

In a day where the Everett Police Department was stretched thin with multiple major crimes, five new police officers were sworn in and accepted by the City Council in Everett, Washington at their meeting tonight. Tom Lane, Hannah Nichols, Mason Pistole, Kaitlyn Ricksecker and Breanna Lashley will move into field training over the next year.

Editor’s Update 6:10 PM: Nathan Fabia, from Mukilteo PD is PIO for this SMART investigation and in response to a question asked by M-E-N earlier today said two Everett Police officers are on paid administrative leave as is standard with investigations of this type. No other information was provided about the officers. An investigation is […]

Wednesday night the Everett City Council unanimously passed the budget for 2022 in the amount of $761,494,955.00. In addition, 6 of 7 city councilmembers approved an amendment that added eight more uniform positions to the Everett Police Department with four of those being designated for the bicycle unit. The amendment was proposed by Scott Murphy […]

You may notice something different the next time you interact with an Everett Police patrol officer. They may be sporting a beard or goatee. Administrators recently made a change to the grooming standards for police officers working in the City of Everett, Washington. Facial hair including beards and goatees is now allowable as long as […]

Today Everett Police Chief Dan Templeman posted the following message on the Everett Police Department Facebook page. For those of you who don’t follow Everett Police on social media we are posting it here. A message from Chief Dan Templeman regarding recent legislation: “Many of our residents have heard about the potential impacts on community […]

Two popular programs suspended during the Pandemic have been reactivated by the police department in Everett, Washington. Citizen Volunteers Against Crime and the Vacation Crime Watch are both back up and running. Here’s some basic information if you’re interested. CITIZEN VOLUNTEERS AGAINST CRIME Our active Citizen Volunteers Against Crime (CVAC) group serve the department and […]

Back in November we told you about the Everett City Council approving a grant to outfit police patrol officers in Everett, Washington with body worn cameras. At that time the hope was to deploy them by the end of the year. That process is taking a bit longer than expected and we checked in with […]

A Snohomish man will make a first court appearance today on multiple felony charges after allegedly committing several crimes last night on Marine View Drive. According to probable cause papers Everett Police were first called to the former Jeld-Wen plant on a report that a man tried to use a small “Bobcat” loader to smash […]

In a reversal from a week ago, six of seven members of the City Council in Everett, Washington voted to accept a grant of just over six million dollars from the Federal Government COPS program that would allow the city to hire up to 16 police officers over the next three to six years. Last […]