Our Resident Portal provides easy access to our most requested information. With this one-stop resource, we aim to engage our community and meet most of our residents' needs and wants for information on City services, projects, initiatives, events, and more. along with many other most visited links below.

There are three types of signs regulated by the City: permanent signs (such as monument signs and wall signs), temporary signs (such as A-Board signs, banners, and post-style commercial signs), and prohibited signs. Signs are regulated by Chapter 17.26 of …

Welcome to the Mill Creek Community group (Mill Creek, WA). This is a place where locals and neighbors can share information about our community rather it be for local events, asking for referrals to local businesses or restaurants, meeting new friends, recipe sharing and overall building our local community!

Mar 11, 2024 · These signs include updates that focus on the most common questions and concerns. Here are a few: • Park hours are 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for parks with shelters and lights. All other parks are sunrise to sunset. • Tennis/Pickleball court hours are the same.

Oct 23, 2023 · Have you seen the new signs in the Town Center by City of Mill Creek, Washington!

Welcome sign made out of wood. No trades

Groundhog Day is coming and we have a fun way to celebrate! Sign up for our "Celebrate Groundhog Day with LEGO Materials" class. There's still time and space to register! Find out more here. You may have noticed heavy equipment and the work in progress on HWY 527 just south of 164th today.

The following signs do not require a building permit: individual residential identification signs, political signs, seasonal displays, all temporary signage associated with a special event permit, and public and private directional signs designed in accordance with the Uniform Traffic Sign Manual and incidental informational signs less than one ...

For your convenience, these forms are available here or through your PayHOA account. Forms may be submitted electronically or in hard-copy to the MCCA office. Many of these projects also require a City of Mill Creek permit; please visit the City of Mill Creek website for more information. If in doubt, contact the MCCA office before you start work!

Welcome THE COMMUNITY Situated in Snohomish County approximately 20 miles north of Seattle and 10 miles south of Everett, the City of Mill Creek, Washington, is a picturesque community nestled just inland from the Puget Sound, north of Lake Washington, and west of the Cascade Mountains.