The City will be hosting a second public meeting via the Zoom meeting platform to discuss the SE Interlocal Annexation. Read on...

There are so many opportunities available for assisting our communities in need during these unprecedented times. Read on...

Mayor Gailey has a special message to the community regarding the Governor's additional 4-week restrictions due to rising COVID cases. Read on...

Gov. Inslee has announced a four-week statewide set of restrictions in response to the recent rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus in Washington and across the country. Read on...

The City is excited to announce the Winterfest Holiday Market is coming to North Cove Park! Read on...

The City, Sno-Isle Libraries, and Lake Stevens Sewer District are exploring the potential for a private-public partnership to build a joint civic campus. Read on...

The City wants to connect, inform, and communicate with as many members of our diverse community as possible by compiling a list of Lake Stevens' Home Owners Associations (HOA). Read on...

Waste Management has been chosen to serve the entire City of Lake Stevens with a new Solid Waste contract. Read on...

Volunteers of America - Western Washington's Arlington Community Resource Center is here to help meet any shortfalls experienced by our Lake Stevens citizens. Read on...

The county is offsetting a portion of the child care costs for families at its partner nonprofits through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Read on...

The Lake Stevens City Council recently passed the final ordinance allowing mobile vending units to operate within the city. Read on...

The Department of Commerce launches a new Economic Recovery Dashboard and Gov. Inslee issued new industry guidance for Phase 2/Phase 3. Read on...

Exciting News! The Second Phase of North Cove Park is kicking off! Read on...

New mental health resources have been developed in the wake of the COVID crisis. Read on...

With the spread of the Coronavirus through Western Washington, the City is proactively taking steps to ensure the health and safety of its residents. On March 5, 2020 the Mayor Declared a State of Emergency exists. Read on...