City of Everett, WA

City of Everett Economic Development Director Dan Eernissee joined #TheEntreprenurialJourney for a conversation about some of the things that help #businesses succeed. Check out a clip here: bit.ly/410Hxba

What’s next for Everett? Find out at Mayor Cassie Franklin’s State of the City address on March 27, 2025, hosted by the Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce. In her eighth address, Mayor Franklin will outline her bold vision for a bright future, including key accomplishments from the past year and updates on strategic work to address the most pressing community concerns. You won’t want to miss it! ?? Attend in person at APEX Everett → Tickets: everettchamber.org ?? Watch, read, or listen LIVE on the City of Everett’s YouTube, Facebook or website ? Check out the full recorded speech and the full written speech, available immediately afterward Learn more: everettwa.gov/sotc

In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we're highlighting Jo “Susie Q” Nelson, Everett Fire Department's first female fire fighter. We are grateful for Jo helping to pave the way for the many amazing women that have followed in her footsteps as part of the Everett Fire team. If you're interested in learning more about a career as a fire fighter or emergency medical technician, please visit: everettwa.gov/firejobs

Everett Public Works is hiring! We have openings for multiple positions working in a variety of environments, from our Water Filtration Plant to the Service Center right here in the City. Working for City government is personally rewarding for those looking to make an impact at the community level. The City of Everett provides excellent benefits, advocates for employee professional growth and values work-life balance. Visit everettwa.gov/pwcareers to view job postings and read about the benefits of working for Everett Public Works.

Like cities across our country, there are members of our community on our streets struggling with #substanceusedisorder. To #reducebarriers to treatment, we partnered with Conquer Clinics to launch the Emergency Mobile Opioid Team in Everett (#EMOTE) program. EMOTE brings #treatment and #peercounseling directly to those who need it most - meeting individuals where they are, literally. Since launching in July, EMOTE has served over 260 community members, including helping 30 people secure detox placement. To learn more about how the City of Everett is supporting those who are struggling, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gvZBWHjs

?? Mark your calendars! On Thursday, March 27, 2025, Mayor Cassie Franklin will deliver her annual city update at the Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce's State of the City event. This year, the event will be held at APEX Everett, a venue that represents the best of Everett's past and future. ??? Attend in person - Tickets: everettchamber.org ??? Watch, read or listen LIVE on the City of Everett's YouTube, Facebook or website ?? Catch the full recorded speech after the event on YouTube, Facebook or website ?? Read the full written speech on our website after the event Learn more: everettwa.gov/sotc

Today's the day! Join us tonight, Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. in the Weyerhaeuser Room for an Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan update. The Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan serves as a blueprint for the growth and development of our city for the next 20 years and beyond. During our community engagement process, the community shared ideas about how Everett should grow over the next 20 years. Now, it's time to see how public input helped shaped our comprehensive plan. Attend our open house, learn about the draft document and meet with Everett City staff. Refreshments will be provided. Learn more: everettwa.gov/2044

The City of Everett is launching #VisionZeroEverett, our plan to reach zero deaths and serious injuries on our roads. Share your thoughts about #trafficsafety in Everett by commenting on our on-line interactive Vision Zero Everett Comment Map by March 17, 2025: bit.ly/3XcJOid Vision Zero Everett will develop strategies to make our streets safer based on the input received from the community. This could include policy changes, roadway improvements and other city projects. Learn more about Vision Zero Everett: everettwa.gov/visionzero

Last week, Mayor Cassie Franklin was in #OlympiaWA, connecting with our hard-working legislative delegation on behalf of the #CityofEverett and the Mayors and Business Leaders for Public Safety coalition, meeting about priorities such as public safety, funding for the regional fire training facility, the state budget and impacts to local cities, Everett’s multipurpose stadium project, the FIFA World Cup, housing and so much more! A special thank you to Sen. John Lovick, Rep. Sam Low, Senator Keith Wagoner, Representative Lauren Davis, Sen. June Robinson, Rep. Julio Cortes and Rep. Mary Fosse for their time and all your hard work on behalf of the community! #2025legislativesession #waleg

This week is #EngineersWeek! City of Everett Public Works engineers work tirelessly to design #innovativesolutions to problems that address the challenges of today and help shape the world of tomorrow. Whether you’re drinking a glass of water, flushing a toilet, riding a bike lane or using a crosswalk, you can be certain that somewhere there is an engineer to thank! And if you're interested in serving our community, as an engineer or in another role, check out our job opportunities: https://lnkd.in/dp3q54wq