Could a Mukilteo trolley be the answer to the waterfront’s parking and traffic concerns? Richard Emery says yes.
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MUKILTEO, Wash., July 15, 2022 – As the city of Mukilteo continues to work with residents, stakeholders, and the Port of Everett to develop a waterfront redevelopment vision, the question of traffic and parking continues to be an ongoing concern. The City of Mukilteo has recently rezoned to allow for commercial parking and discussions on […]
June 13: Upcoming Mukilteo City Council Meeting
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MUKILTEO, Wash., March 12, 2022 – For its 6 p.m. Monday, June 13 regular WORKSESSION, the Mukilteo City Council will discuss the final draft of the Waterfront Redevelopment Vision presented by Port of Everett Chief Executive Officer Lisa Lefeber. The Waterfront Redevelopment presentation will include: The final draft of the waterfront redevelopment vision statement and guiding […]
Mukilteo looks to community engagement for waterfront vision
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MUKILTEO, Wash., May 20, 2022 – The Port of Everett has turned to a series of community engagement strategies asking Mukilteo residents for their vision for the waterfront redevelopment project. One of these outreaches is a community survey available until May 26, asking Mukilteo residents what they want, and do not want, to see from […]
Mukilteo State of the City Address
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MUKILTEO, Wash., March 1, 2022 – The Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce held its first speaker series of the year, Thursday, February 24, discussing topics such as waterfront development, beautification, annexation, and business within the city. Held at Rosehill Community Center, Thursday’s event was one of four speaker series sponsored by Community Transit, Matt Martin State […]