My Everett News

Editor’s Note: On September 19th candidates in the November 2nd General Election for Mayor, Everett City Council Districts, Everett School Board and Port of Everett Commissioner were invited to send a statement up to 500 words to MyEverettNews.com introducing themselves to our readers. Not all of the candidates responded but we are publishing unedited statements […]

We’ve received another announcement for a person running for office this fall. Scott Murphy, who is currently serving on the Everett City Council today announced he will run for Everett Port Commission Position #1. Here is his announcement. Respected business leader and Everett City Council Member Scott Murphy has announced his candidacy for the Everett […]

Got a press release this morning announcing Scott Murphy’s re-election campaign for Everett City Council. Here’s the release… Everett – Everett City Councilmember Scott Murphy announced today he will seek re-election to the Everett City Council. “Serving on the Council is a privilege, and I take my Council work very seriously. People have different ideas, […]

They’ve done “coffee with a cop” and “share with your mayor”, now the Everett Public Library will host coffee and chat with Everett city council President Scott Murphy. It happens this Wednesday night from 6:30 – 7::30 in the auditorium of the main library. There is no set agenda, just a chance to connect with […]

[ad#Google Adsense-2] Everett City Councilman Scott Murphy joined five other new appointees to serve on the Board of the Snohomish Health District. The 15-member board is composed of the five Snohomish County Council members, and 10 elected officials representing the county’s 20 incorporated cities and towns. The new members are Ken Klein, Snohomish County Council […]

On January 2nd, Scott Murphy was appointed to fill the vacancy created when Arlan Hatloe resigned from the Everett City Council. Murphy has now announced his desire to run for election to keep the seat on a permanent basis. Here’s his election announcement… Local business leader and Everett City Council Member Scott Murphy has announced […]

In a unanimous vote Wednesday night, the Everett City Council selected Scott Murphy to fill position 3, which opened after Arlan Hatloe announced his resignation effective the end of the year. Murphy was one of six applicants for the slot. Last week the field of six was reduced to three who were then interviewed by […]