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The City of Lake Stevens will take public comment on the Proposed 2019 Budget at hearings to be held on November 13th and November 27th at the Lake Stevens School District Education Services Center @ 7:00 pm.
The City is proposing updates to its existing regulations regarding fences, hedges and walls within city limits. The purpose of the code amendment is to clarify and revise the height, setback requirements, allowable location, and definition of fences and ...
On October 15, 2018, the City's Contractor will begin a project to install 1,000 linear feet of sidewalk on 91st Ave SE and 4th Street SE. The project is intended to address pedestrian safety and reduce traffic congestion in the area around Hillcrest Elem...
Sidewalk Prioritization Plan
The City of Lake Stevens depicts a community where wellness is desired and sidewalks are a safe and convenient mode of transportation and recreation. The City Council has been committed to making improvements to the sidewalk ne...
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Improvements coming to SR 9/SR 204 intersection in Lake Stevens
If you are interested in community service in the City of Lake Stevens, working as a volunteer in the Lake Stevens Police Department may be the opportunity for you. In addition to providing a valuable service to the City, you can work ...
I leave early to miss traffic, and go to the train station in Everett every morning. Normally it takes me 15 minutes to get there. This morning there was an accident, and after waiting 40 minutes, and missing two trains, I gave up.
I am an office worker in Mukilteo and work irregular hours. The schedule of, and distance to, public transportation is not accessible. The trestle is not only the longest backup of my commute, but the most dangerous. It is impossible to see stopped traffi...
I live on the south end of the lake and commute everyday to Bellevue. I previously took the 532 bus from the transit center in Everett. I would leave my house and go down 20th to cross the trestle into Everett as thousands of others do each day. That mass...
I live on South Lake Stevens Rd. on the west side of HWY9. Since the backup on 20th St. has gotten so bad, people are using my road as a bypass. Most go to Bickford via the Powerline road. I have sat at the end of my driveway too often waiting for up to 2...
Two major problems with this area and the amount of traffic which is steadily climbing. First, I think if the trestle traffic were improved by additional lanes, or more options to enter without merging into an on-and-off ramp would help I5 traffic as well...
My wife used to commute to south Snohomish County about 17 miles from where we live here in Lake Stevens. In 2014 it used to take her about 45 minutes to get there. Within a two years that commute turn into an hour to an hour and a half. That's a three ho...
In a community like Lake Stevens a lot of people have to travel elsewhere for employment. In my experience, the traffic related to the trestle really limits the amount of time that people can be involved in their community. Whether it's coaching athletic ...