Marysville Signal

Marysville City Council approved a contract to install pedestrian-activated flashing beacons and related sidewalk, curb-ramp and pavement-marking upgrades at 12 citywide locations.

Marysville approved a $417,569 professional services agreement with BHC Consultants to design upgrades for the aging West Lift Station at 2510 Marine View Drive.

Community Transit is planning a 15-mile Swift Gold Line bus rapid transit route between Everett, Marysville and Arlington, with service currently expected to begin in 2031.

Marysville City Council approved a contract to install pedestrian-activated flashing beacons and related sidewalk, curb-ramp and pavement-marking upgrades at 12 citywide locations.

Snohomish County says safety upgrades on 84th Street NE between SR 9 near Marysville and SR 92 near Granite Falls began May 26 and are expected to run through August.

Marysville is considering a Memorial Sign Program that would let families sponsor official city-installed signs near the roadway where a loved one died in a traffic accident.

Marysville City Council approved a contract to install pedestrian-activated flashing beacons and related sidewalk, curb-ramp and pavement-marking upgrades at 12 citywide locations.

Snohomish County says safety upgrades on 84th Street NE between SR 9 near Marysville and SR 92 near Granite Falls began May 26 and are expected to run through August.

Snohomish County plans to replace a failing culvert carrying Hibulb Creek under 19th Avenue NE near Marysville, with construction currently planned for July through September.

Marysville approved a $417,569 professional services agreement with BHC Consultants to design upgrades for the aging West Lift Station at 2510 Marine View Drive.

Marysville School District says most staff from its 80th Street NE Service Center are relocating this spring and summer, with many moving into the former City Hall at 1049 State Avenue.