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On Tuesday, Mill Creek City Manager Michael Ciaravino informed the City Council of his decision to resign. The resignation will be effective immediately, however, under the terms... — Updated 11/17/2021

Mill Creek Kiwanis Club, Peoples Bank, and the City of Mill Creek are hosting a document shredding event Saturday, Oct. 23 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at City Hall North located at... — Updated 10/15/2021

During its regular meeting Oct. 5, the Mill Creek City Council approved additional actions aimed at promptly filling vacancies in the police ranks with experienced officers. The... — Updated 10/15/2021

Due to excessive vandalism revolving around a social media challenge in damaging public property, the City is closing public park restrooms, except during special events effective... — Updated 10/8/2021

Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal, with the City of Mill Creek, recently received a Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC). AWC's... — Updated 10/8/2021

City Manager Michael Ciaravino on Friday announced the appointment of Martin Yamamoto as the new Deputy City Manager (DCM). Yamamoto will assist with developing and implementing... — Updated 8/13/2021

City Manager Michael Ciaravino announced the appointment of Jody Hawkins as the newest Communications and Marketing Coordinator for the City of Mill Creek, joining Scott Harder, who... — Updated 7/23/2021

As COVID-19 restrictions lift across Washington, City Hall is reopened to the public for in-person city business from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. For the safety of the... — Updated 7/16/2021

Editor's note: this is an update to an ongoing series on the Vintage apartment complex in Mill Creek. Part one is available at: https://bit.ly/3qngmoo. The Beacon invites letters... — Updated 7/16/2021

Crosswalk planned The City of Mill Creek has spent $20,000 on design of a crosswalk planned near Jackson High School. The end goal is to create a crosswalk near the school with a $1... — Updated 5/7/2021

City council meets The regular meeting of the Mill Creek City Council is 6 p.m. Tuesday May 4. The hope is to offer both onsite and offsite options for the public, but Snohomish... — Updated 5/3/2021 Full story

Meetings: open to the public• Mill Creek City Council meetings are at 6 p.m. the first, third and fourth Tuesdays of every month. The next one is Tuesday, April 6. Meetings are... — Updated 3/26/2021

The City of Mill Creek is seeking a volunteer to fill one vacancy on the Park and Recreation Board. The position was vacated by the resignation of Ryan Nichols, as he is moving... — Updated 3/4/2021

Twenty-seven people made it an evening with a community connection by attending the Mill Creek City Council meeting, online. The council met Tuesday, Feb. 23, at 6 p.m., livestreame... — Updated 2/26/2021 Full story

Editor's Note: Briefs are collected from newsletters and websites – and contributed by readers. If you have an event or announcement, send it to [email protected]... — Updated 2/24/2021 Full story

Join City of Mill Creek Mayor Brian Holtzclaw and Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal for their second virtual Coffee Chat on Tuesday, March 16, 2021 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Participate... — Updated 2/24/2021 Full story

City meetings open to all The City Council meets Tuesdays, except one: meetings are generally scheduled for all but the third Tuesday of the month. Currently, due to COVID-19 restri... — Updated 1/21/2021

The city of Mill Creek is seeking volunteers to fill two vacancies, for terms that run through Halloween in 2023. Meetings for the Parks and Recreation Board are the first... — Updated 1/6/2021

Santa Claus joined the city of Mill Creek Mayor Brian Holtzclaw and Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal. Hmmm, councilman John Steckler was not there. Santa was there. "Do you believe... — Updated 12/26/2020