The Recreation and Cultural Services Department sets the standard in meeting the recreation and leisure needs of the Mukilteo community. Expectations are met through extraordinary customer service, strong community partnerships, top notch facilities and trails, authentic local programming, and attractive large-scale special events.
HOLIDAY OFFICE & FACILITY CLOSURES
May 25, 2026: Memorial Day June 19, 2026: Juneteenth July 3, 2026: Independence Day (Observed)
PARKS AND ARTS COMMISSION
The Parks and Arts Commission is dedicated to fostering a healthy and vibrant community for the enhancement and effective management of arts, parks, and recreational facilities. Parks and Arts Commission meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at 6:00pm in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11930 Cyrus Way, Mukilteo, WA. For more information go to mukilteowa.gov and search Parks and Arts Commission.
RECREATION STAFF
Tony Trofimczuk, Director of Recreation and Cultural Services
Dale Dahl, Recreation Supervisor
Mike Griffith, Recreation Coordinator
Christy Harris, Recreation Specialist
Chris Thomsen, Recreation Specialist
Jacob Headland, Recreation Programmer
WAYS TO REGISTER:
• Online at www.mukilteorec.com. All registrations are subject to a convenience fee.
• In person during business hours at Rosehill Community Center.
SIGN UP NOW!
Please register in time to be certain you get the class you want. All programs must meet minimum enrollment in order to be held. Classes will be cancelled 5 business days in advance if they do not reach the minimum enrollment.
CANCELLATION/TRANSFER/REFUND POLICY
• A full refund/credit, less the $14 withdrawal fee, will be refunded if a participant requests a refund a minimum of 6 business days before a class is scheduled to begin.
• Transfers must be requested 6 business days prior to the start of the class.
• No refunds or credits for a class withdrawal requested less than 6 business days prior to the start of the class.
• Refunds will not be given for classes or programs for amounts less than $14, unless cancelled by the city.
• Classes/activities may be cancelled due to insufficient registration or inclement weather.
• A full refund will be given if the Mukilteo Recreation and Cultural Services Department cancels a class.
• A service fee of $35 will be imposed for all returned checks.
REGISTRATION CODES
Below is an example of how to read registration information for classes.
Code # Day of Week Dates Time Price 8000 M 1/22-2/26 5pm-6pm $60
LANGUAGE LINE
The City of Mukilteo provides interpretation services through Language Line for those who speak little or no English. An interpreter can be provided via phone within 30 seconds. 240 languages available.
ADA ACCOMMODATIONS
We are committed to providing programs and services accessible to individuals with disabilities. Requests for special and reasonable accommodations will be considered on a caseby-case basis.
DISCLAIMERS
This brochure is for informational purposes only and the information is subject to change without prior notification. The classes and programs offered are designed to be useful and informative. City of Mukilteo does not endorse any products or programs that are presented. It is the individual’s responsibility to make informed decisions regarding these issues.
Message from the Director
At the City of Mukilteo Recreation and Cultural Services Department, we believe parks and recreation are essential to building a healthy, connected and thriving community. Our parks, trails, community spaces and programs support the well-being of residents of all ages by creating opportunities to stay active, connect with others, celebrate culture and enjoy the natural beauty of Mukilteo.
Parks and recreation are more than amenities. They are community wellness infrastructure that help people live healthier, happier and more connected lives.
Every playground, event, class, trail and gathering place contributes to a stronger Mukilteo by helping residents connect with nature, stay active, build relationships and celebrate our community’s culture and identity.
Our goal is simple: to create spaces and opportunities where people can connect, grow and thrive together.
We are grateful for the support and participation of our residents, volunteers, partners and local organizations who help make Mukilteo such a special place to live, work and play.
Together, we will continue to steward our parks, expand opportunities and strengthen our community for generations to come.
Explore Mukilteo Recreation & Cultural Services. We invite you to discover everything Mukilteo parks and recreation has to offer.
Get involved:
• Explore Mukilteo Parks & Trails
• Register for Programs & Classes
• Attend Community Events
• Participate in Youth & Family Activities
• Volunteer in Your Community
Sincerely,
EDGEWATER BEACH
Edgewater Beach provides access to the beach, and has benches, picnic tables and a parking lot.
MUKILTEO HISTORIC LIGHT STATION
Operated by the Mukilteo Historical Society. Tours of the lighthouse, inside exhibits and shopping in the gift shop are available Saturday and Sunday afternoons, April through September. For more information about the Mukilteo Light Station, visit mukilteohistorical.org.
BYERS FAMILY PARK
Tony Trofimczuk
Director of Recreation and Cultural Services
Phone: (425) 263-8199
Email: ttrofimczuk@mukilteowa.gov
Byers Family Park, located at 604 4th Street, is Mukilteo’s newest park. This 1/3 acre park features a contoured plaza, an arbor, bicycle repair station, and 3 benches. lt features beautiful views of the sound and Lighthouse Park. Byers Family Park, a place of peace, hope and reflection. Come visit the newly installed features.
Tony Trofimzcuk
MUKILTEO COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
AGES: 18 AND UP
Conductor: Dr. Christopher Vongvithayamathakul
The Mukilteo Community Orchestra (MCO) provides intermediate and advanced adult musicians an orchestral experience to play a variety of classical music in a friendly, supportive atmosphere. No auditions are required. Fees payable to MCO. For more info email: membership@mukilteoorchestra.org
UPCOMING CONCERTS
Tuesday May 12, 2026
Rosehill Community Center
Cost: FREE
Rehearsals: Tuesday evenings, September through May
Individual: $20/month $180/year
Family: $30/month $270/year
Student: $10/month $90/year
ROSEHILL PHILHARMONIC
AGES: MIDDLE SCHOOL AND UP
Conductor: Patrick McConahy
UPCOMING CONCERTS
Thursday May 14, 2026
Tuesday August 18, 2026
Rosehill Community Center
Cost: FREE
The Rosehill Philharmonic is MCO’s new intergenerational orchestra. Welcome to musicians of all ages, experience, and skill. Members discover, prepare, and perform a classical and contemporary repertoire of orchestral music in a collaborative group where every player has room to learn and enjoy. No auditions are required. Fees payable to MCO. For more info email: RHPhil@mukilteoorchestra.org. $20/month or $160/year.
Spring Rehearsals Th Jan-May 6:30pm Summer Rehearsals Tu Jul-Aug 6:30pm
GARDEN & QUILT TOUR
6 GORGEOUS GARDENS 100 UNIQUE QUILTS
July 18 & 19 11AM - 4PM
This winning combination of gardens and quilts blends beautifully and only happens once every two years. Hosted by the Mukilteo Way Garden Club and The Mukilteo Lighthouse Quilters. Visit mukilteogardenandquilttour.org for more information and to purchase your tickets. Tickets will be available to purchase after June 1st. Tickets: $25
Partially funded by Lodging Tax and Co-Sponsorship Grants from the City of Mukilteo.
CULTURAL ARTS
ROSEHILL ART EXHIBITS
PaTan
May to July
A Pacific Northwest native, PaTan loves the outdoors and wildlife, both of which influence her work immensely. A painter, muralist, and artist in residence with Earth Creative. Featured artist with Seattle Refined last year. PaTan has a working studio at Inscape Arts in Seattle. She is currently working on a new crayon series, “Without Them There is No Us” and two painting series, one of wild mustangs at Skydog Sanctuary and one titled “We Have a Lot to Take Care”, which is a combination of land and sea scapes.
“I believe it is my duty as an artist to bring awareness to the animals that are fighting for survival and the effects of climate change. It's my sole purpose in life to make the world a more colorful place and do my part in protecting our environment." A portion of the proceeds from her art go to Youth Eastside Services (YES). Limited signed prints are available on her website, www.patansart.com
Sarah Hauge
August to October
Sarah Hauge is a photographer based out of Bothell, WA, specializing in portraiture and mixed media photography. She has been photographing families, children, and flora for over 14 years, and has completed her Certificate in Photography through the University of Washington’s Professional and Continuing Education Department. Sarah creates beautifully individualized portraits using natural light in outdoor settings as well as artistic works using mixed media combined with photography. With her love of outdoor portraiture and natural light, Sarah has created a body of work entitled “Flos Elegantia,” Latin for “The Flower of Elegance.” This project combines black and white floral photographs overlaid with acrylics on painted paper; the final product a mixed media photograph printed on canvas. Through this work, the viewer is able to appreciate the form and textures of the flora while enjoying the painterly aesthetic of the colorful backgrounds.
CAMPS
SKYHAWKS SOCCER CAMP
AGES: 6 TO 12
Using our progressional curriculum, our sport-specific staff will ensure your young athlete will gain the technical skills & sport knowledge required for their next step into soccer. This camp focuses on dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control. By the end of the camp your child will have learned new life skills such as teamwork and sportsmanship, made new friends, and improved their sport skills!
9428 M-F 7/20-7/24 9am-12pm $193
9429 M-F 7/20-7/24 9am-3pm $245
SKYHAWKS TRACK & FIELD CAMP
AGES: 6 TO 12
Using special equipment, our exercises and drills will prepare athletes for a future in cross-country, track and field events, distance running, while inspiring a love for running and being active. Participants will put it all together for one fun-filled day at the end of the week at the Skyhawks track meet!
9421 Tu-F 6/23-6/26 9am-12pm $159
SKYHAWKS CHEERLEADING CAMP
AGES: 5 TO 10
Skyhawks cheerleading teaches young athletes all the essential skills to lead the crowd and support the home team. Skyhawks's cheer camp will ensure that each camper will learn cheers, proper hand and body movements as well as jumping techniques. There is no stunting, just a big focus on fun while each cheerleader learns important life skills such as teambuilding and leadership. The week concludes with a choreographed performance and when available a chance to cheer at a Skyhawks football or basketball tournament.
9425 M-F 7/13-7/17 9am-12pm $193
9434 M-F 8/10-8/14 9am-12pm $193
SKYHAWKS TENNIS CAMP
AGES: 6 TO 12
Grab your tennis racket and get ready to play! Whether you’re a beginning, an intermediate or an advanced player, this program will improve your game and help you get more enjoyment from tennis.
9422 M-Th 6/29-7/2 9am-12pm $120
9431 M-F 7/27-7/31 9am-12pm $193
SKYHAWKS BEACH VOLLEYBALL CAMP
AGES: 7 TO 12
This co-ed program is designed for the beginner to intermediate player and will incorporate essential life-lessons such as teamwork and sportsmanship. All aspects of the game are taught through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving.
9430 M-F 7/27-7/31 9am-12pm $193
SKYHAWKS BASKETBALL CAMP
AGES: 6 TO 12
This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for beginning to intermediate players. Boys and girls will learn the fundamentals of passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding and defense through skill-based instruction and small-sided scrimmages.
9424 M-F 7/6-7/10 9am-12pm $193
9423 M-F 7/6-7/10 9am-3pm $245
9432 M-F 8/3-8/7 9am-12pm $193
9433 M-F 8/3-8/7 9am-3pm $245
SKYHAWKS FLAG FOOTBALL
CAMP
AGES: 6 TO 12
Experience the excitement of football with Skyhawks Flag Football Fueled by USA Football. Using a curriculum developed by the experts from USA Football, coaches will teach skills like passing, receiving, kicking and flag pulling. Participants will gain confidence and learn important life lessons in a fun, positive environment.
9426 M-F 7/13-7/17 9am-12pm $193
9435 M-F 8/10-8/14 9am-12pm $193
SKYHAWKS MINI-HAWK CAMP
AGES: 4 TO 7
This multi-sport program was developed to give children a positive first step into athletics. The essentials of baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun.
9427 M-F 7/20-7/24 9am-12pm $193
9436 M-F 8/17-8/21 9am-12pm $193
HANDS ON ROBOTICS, CODING, & AI
AGES: 5 TO 13
Give your child the ultimate hands-on adventure by AI & Robotics Academy! Unlike standard building clubs that focus on plastic bricks, our students engineer real machines. Using specialized kits (LEGO-style for beginners and Metal Engineering Kits with real nuts and bolts for advanced students), campers build functional robots using motors, sensors, and microcontrollers.
9489 M-F
7/13-7/17 9am-12pm $239
9488 M-F 7/13-7/17 1pm-4pm $239
9487 M-F
7/13-7/17 9am-4pm $479
9508 M-F 8/10-8/14 9am-12pm $239
9509 M-F
8/10-8/14 1pm-4pm $239
9510 M-F 8/10-8/14 9am-4pm $479
CAMP SNAPOLOGY: ENGINEERING ROBOTICS & POKEMANIA
AGES: 5 TO 12
Morning: Engineering Robotics - This program gives your students the tools they need to understand mechanical movement through the foundations of simple machines, physics, and engineering design.
Afternoon: STEAM Pokemania - In Snapology’s Pokémania program, campers will explore the Pokémon world and practice their Pokémon training skills! They will create their own training gyms, unique battles, and even their very own generation of Pokémon.
9457 M-W 6/29-7/1 9am-12pm $180
9456 M-W 6/29-7/1 9am-3pm $290
CAMP SNAPOLOGY: AMUSEMENT PARK ENGINEERING & STEAM
AGES: 5 TO 12
Morning: Amusement Park Engineering - In Snapology’s Amusement Park Engineering class, students will become engineers of their own amusement park rides and will learn the core physics and engineering concepts used to make a ride thrilling!
Afternoon: Wonderful Wizards - In this program, your child will be inundated by magical places like Hogwarts, by creating castles and undergoing a special ceremony where they are sorted and use their own imagination to create secret rooms and a coat of arms!
9459 M-F 7/6-7/10 9am-12pm $270
9458 M-F 7/6-7/10 9am-3pm $470
CAMP SNAPOLOGY: CREATURE CREATOR ROBOTICS & STEAM
AGES: 5 TO 12
Morning: Creature Creator Robotics - Campers will be taught how to effectively utilize sensors, how different components work in their robots, and how programming is a skill that they can master with just a little practice.
Afternoon: Snapology Superheros - Have a blast as you create your own fantasy world of superheroes and supervillains, straight out of the pages of DC and Marvel comic books.
9461 M-F 7/13-7/17 9am-12pm $270
9460 M-F 7/13-7/17 9am-3pm $470 FULL DAY CAMP: BRING A PEANUT FREE LUNCH AND SNACK
HALF DAY CAMP: BRING A PEANUT FREE SNACK
CAMPS
CAMP SNAPOLOGY: GAMES ROBOTICS & COMBAT ROBOTS
AGES: 5 TO 12
Morning: Summer Games Robotics - In Snapology's Summer Games program, students will learn about the history of the Olympic Games and specific Olympic sports. Students will use robotics concepts to help them build creations out of LEGO® bricks.
Afternoon: Combat Robots - Campers will discover basic strategies for building sturdy structures and then apply that knowledge to build a robot for friendly competition. They should be prepared to learn more about engineering while having tons of fun!
9463 M-F 7/20-7/24 9am-12pm $270
9462 M-F 7/20-7/24 9am-3pm $470
CAMP SNAPOLOGY: SPACE WARS ROBOTICS & JEDI MASTERS
AGES: 5 TO 12
Morning: Space Wars Robotics Engineering - In this Star Warsinspired program, your padawan learner will explore the basics of robotics while digging into their favorite parts of the Star Wars movies - the machines!
Afternoon: Jedi Masters - Motivated to become Jedi like the heroes in the movies, campers will learn to concentrate on mastering the Force, appreciating the use of teamwork to build battle drones and AT-Walkers, and if their skills are up to par, make their very own lightsaber and use it in battle!
9465 M-F 7/27-7/31 9am-12pm $270
9464 M-F 7/27-7/31 9am-3pm $470
CAMP SNAPOLOGY: INCREDIBLE ROBOTICS & MASTERMINDS
AGES: 5 TO 12
Morning: Incredible Inventions Robotics - Whoever said you couldn’t solve the world’s problems with LEGO® bricks? Learn about the process inventors go through to create new inventions while you help design, build, and program robotic machines to solve problems.
Afternoon: Developing Engineer Masterminds - This program gives campers the tools they need to understand mechanical movement through the foundations of simple machines, physics, and engineering design.
Morning: Prehistoric Creature Robotics - Snapology’s Prehistoric Creatures Robotics focuses on the creatures that roamed the Earth before recorded history! In this program, campers will explore the basics of robotics while building some fascinating prehistoric creatures with their classmates!
Afternoon: STEAM Survivor - Snapology’s S.T.E.A.M. Survivor program will put campers design, building, and critical thinking skills to the test! The goal of this program is to encourage campers to carefully work through the engineering design process to see how often they can design with a purpose.
9469 M-F 8/10-8/14 9am-12pm $270
9468 M-F 8/10-8/14 9am-3pm $470
CAMP SNAPOLOGY: MACHINE ROBOTICS & SUPERPOWERS
AGES: 5 TO 12
Morning: Mega Machine Robotics - In this machinery-focused robotics program, your engineer will explore the basics of robotics while building some pretty spectacular vehicles with their classmates!
Afternoon: Science of Superpowers - In Snapology's Science of Superpowers program, students explore the world of their favorite superheroes. Students will learn about forces, energy, and problem solving as they build models inspired by Superman, Batman, and all their favorite heroes.
Morning: Robot Sports Challenge - In Snapology's Robot Sport Challenge program, students will build and program robots to compete in sports-themed challenges! Campers will expand their engineering skills by creating program codes that make their bots run races, play hockey, and so much more.
Afternoon: Pokemania - In Snapology’s Pokémania program, campers will explore the Pokémon world and practice their Pokémon training skills! They will create their own training gyms, unique battles, and even their very own generation of Pokémon.
9471 M-F 8/24-8/28 9am-12pm $270
9470 M-F 8/24-8/28 9am-3pm $470
MZ LIPP ART - SKETCHBOOK CHALLENGE
AGES: 6 TO 12
This week you will fill up your own sketchbook (provided) with drawings, paintings, and collages guaranteed to challenge your skill and imagination. Supplies are provided. Wear clothes that can get messy, bring a water bottle and a snack, and lots of giggles.
9437 M-F 8/24-8/28 9am-11am $200
MZ LIPP ART - PAINT PARTY
AGES: 6 TO 12
New Lessons! Learn to mix colors and paint with tempera, watercolors, transfers, and spray bottles, on a variety of surfaces including canvas. Supplies are provided. Wear clothes that can get messy, bring a water bottle and snack, and lots of giggles.
9438 M-F 7/13-7/17 9am-11am $200
MUSIC TOGETHER - RHYTHM KIDS CAMP
AGES: 5 TO 8 (4 & 9 YEAR OLDS ADMITTED BY PERMISSION)
Rhythm Kids classes for big kids tap into how children this age are wired to learn, with music games, animal rhythm stories, and lots of stomping-flying-climbing fun. Your child can join us for a week of drumming, singing, games, musical crafts and activities inspired by musical traditions around the world. Register online at www. littlesproutsmusictogether.com.
9480 M-F 7/6-7/10 9am-12pm $365
CAMP STITCH-A-LOT: PLAY WITH CROCHET
AGES: 10 TO 18
An introduction to crochet basics: make knots with a hook and yarn! Learn the chain stitch and single crochet, then combine them in simple patterns to explore the possibilities. You can make wearable items or try amigarumi with a variety of ideas and patterns to choose from. All materials and tools provided.
9497 M-F 7/6-7/10 9am-12pm $70
CAMP STITCH-A-LOT: BEGINNER SEWING
AGES: 10 TO 18
Youth are introduced to the world of sewing by hand and by machine. It’s amazing what you can make with needle and thread, starting with a pincushion, a needle book, a pillowcase, and a backpack. You will receive a basic tool kit for keeps!
9486 M-F 7/6-7/10 9am-12pm $70
9495 M-F 7/6-7/10 1pm-4pm $70
CAMP STITCH-A-LOT: INTERMEDIATE SEWING
(Prerequisite: Sewing 100, 150, or Sew Together Youth)
AGES: 10 TO 18
Students will learn to read patterns and begin by making a pair of pants. The class will include the following skills: pattern reading, cutting, marking, elastic waistband, seam finishes and hemming.
9496 M-F 7/6-7/10 1pm-4pm $70
* Students are required to bring a working sewing machine, power cord, foot pedal, instruction manual, and shears for all sewing classes. Prior to class, you will receive a list of required fabric which should cost less than $25. Bring a snack and a drink.
FULL DAY CAMP: BRING A PEANUT FREE LUNCH AND SNACK
HALF DAY CAMP: BRING A PEANUT FREE SNACK
CAMPS
CREATE A PLAY
AGES: 7 TO 11
In this week-long Camp: Create A Play, young artists become playwrights, actors, and collaborators as we work together to devise an original play from start to finish. Campers will explore imaginative storytelling, character development, collaborative playwriting, and stagecraft through fun theatre games, guided improvisation, and group brainstorming. The week culminates in a performance where students share their original work with family and friends.
9541 M-Th 6/29-7/2 9am-2pm $360
PLAY PRODUCTION
AGES: 7 TO 11
Step into the spotlight and bring a story to life! In Camp: Play Production, young actors work together to rehearse and perform a fully scripted one-act play. Campers will learn the fundamentals of auditioning, character development, stage movement, and memorization while building strong ensemble skills and polish their acting technique as they prepare for a final performance on the last day of camp.
9540 M-F 7/27-7/31 9am-2pm $450
MINI MUSICAL PRODUCTION
AGES: 7 TO 11
Sing, dance, and act your way to the stage! In Camp: Mini Musical Production, young performers rehearse and perform a one-act musical. Campers will learn the basics of auditioning for a musical, character development, vocal expression, dance fundamentals, and line memorization while working as part of a supportive ensemble. Students build confidence and performance skills as they prepare for a final musical performance for family and friends on the last day of camp.
9539 M-F 8/17-8/21 9am-2pm
START SMART SOCCER
AGES: 3 TO 5
Start Smart Soccer prepares children for organized soccer in a fun, non-threatening environment. This program is geared towards teaching the fundamentals of soccer including kicking, dribbling, trapping, throw ins and agility while preparing children to further develop their skills in the sport.
9554 M/W 7/6-7/29 5pm-5:45pm $64
9555 M/W 7/6-7/29 6pm-6:45pm $64
MZ LIPP ART FOR KIDS
AGES: 6 TO 12
Explore painting, drawing, pastels, and multi-media in a positive environment that instills creativity, enhances skills, and nurtures the artist within.
9439 Tu 5/5-5/26 4pm-5pm $100
9441 F 5/1-5/29 3pm-4pm $125
9440 Tu 6/2-6/23 4pm-5pm $100
9442 F 6/5-6/26 3pm-4pm $75
NO CLASS: 6/19
DANCE WITH ME
AGES: 1 TO 3
A dance class made for the youngest movers who are taking their first assisted steps into the dance world. Each week, dance partners (child & their adult) will be guided through creative dance concepts exploring song & dance through play, utilizing fun props, and developmentally appropriate movement activities. Dancers will gain fine & gross motor skills, and gain beginning classroom skills like turn-taking and sharing, all in a supportive and fun learning environment.
9533 Th 5/7-6/18 9:30am-10:15am $150 NO CLASS: 5/28
CREATIVE DANCE
AGES: 3 TO 5
Young dancers will learn the basics of movement and music concepts in this creative and fun dance class. Each week, we will explore new creative dance concepts using improvisation, imaginative play, props, and age-appropriate music and movement. Dancers will experience what it's like to independently take class (without parent participation), learning about turn-taking, sharing, and following directions in a supportive, playful environment.
9534 Th 5/7-6/18 10:30am-11:15am $150 NO CLASS: 5/28
DANCE EXPLORERS
AGES: 5 TO 6
Dance Explorers is a perfect class for young dancers ages 5 - 6 who are ready to explore movement and express themselves! Students build confidence and coordination through creative dance and playful improvisation while being introduced to beginning ballet, tap, and jazz techniques. Classes focus on musicality, imagination, and foundational skills in a fun, supportive environment that encourages every dancer to shine.
9536 Th 5/7-6/18 4:15pm-5pm $150 NO CLASS: 5/28
YOUTH
LITTLE BROADWAY STARS
AGES: 3 TO 5
Give your preschooler the magic of Broadway! In this class, students will act, sing and dance their way through the world of musical theatre. Each class builds confidence, creativity, and social skills while introducing beginning musical theatre performance skills in a fun, age-appropriate way. Every little star gets their moment to shine! Each session will end with a mini showcase celebration where we share what we learned over the weeks.
9535 Th 5/7-6/18 11:15am-12pm $150 NO CLASS: 5/28
MUSICAL THEATRE EXPLORERS
AGES: 7 TO 9
Young performers will learn about the wonderful world of musical theatre through song, dance and theatre games. We will select a few musical numbers to explore throughout our session, learning about proper singing technique, dance and acting skills as we prepare to perform a number from one of the musicals for friends and family to end the session.
9537 Th 5/7-6/18 5pm-6pm $165 NO CLASS: 5/28
LET'S MAKE A PLAY
AGES: 8 TO 12
Young actors devise a play together based on a common theme. Each week, we will play theatre games, learn about story structure, collaborate with our fellow actors to write an original play, and build confidence through growing our performance skills. Actors will perform their original work for friends and family to end each session.
9538 Th 5/7-6/18 6pm-7pm $165 NO CLASS: 5/28
ADULT
CHANCE TO DANCE
AGES: 18 AND UP
A practice dance for all students past and present, let’s practice and review, in a fun learning environment. This smooths the transition from attending class to participating in dances. Let’s have fun dancing together!
9448 M 5/18 7pm-8:30pm $21
9530 M 6/29 7pm-8:30pm $21
9531 M 7/27 7pm-8:30pm $21
9532 M 8/31 7pm-8:30pm $21
LINE DANCING
AGES: 18 AND UP
Make your day! Follow step-by-step to pop, Latin, country, rock, ballads and more! We start with beginner dances and work toward intermediate level. Welcome to the energizing, electrifying explosivea-fying upbeat happy dancing. Smooth-soled/dance shoes highly recommended. Price per person.
9447 M 5/4-5/18 5pm-5:50pm $63
9446 W 5/6-5/27 5pm-5:50pm $84
9518 M 6/1-6/29 5pm-5:50pm $105
9521 W 6/3-6/24 5pm-5:50pm $84
9519 M 7/6-7/27 5pm-5:50pm $84
9522 W 7/1-7/29 5pm-5:50pm $105
9520 M 8/3-8/31 5pm-5:50pm $105
9523 W 8/5-8/26 5pm-5:50pm $84
INTRODUCTION TO WALTZ & WEST COAST SWING
AGES: 18 AND UP
Experience two smooth dances at an introductory level. Enjoy waltz music and swing it smooth to contemporary pop ballads at slow to moderate tempos. Partner not required. Smooth-soled/dance shoes highly recommended.
9449 M 5/4-5/18 6pm-6:50pm $63
9515 M 6/1-6/29 6pm-6:50pm $105
9517 M 7/6-7/27 6pm-6:50pm $84
9516 M 8/3-8/31 6pm-6:50pm $105
WALTZ & RUMBA II
AGES: 18 AND UP
Must know basic patterns for waltz. Learn to dance to contemporary pop rumba music. Other ballroom dances may be introduced. Lots of fun! Partner not required. Proper dance shoes required.
9511 M 5/4-5/18 7pm-7:50pm $63
9512 M 6/1-6/29 7pm-7:50pm $105 9513 M 7/6-7/27 7pm-7:50pm $84
9514 M 8/3-8/31 7pm-7:50pm $105
WEST COAST SWING II
AGES: 18 AND UP
Must know basic patterns. Learn whip variations and creative options to have fun dancing to pop music. Partner not required. Proper dance shoes required.
9444 W 5/6-5/27 6pm-6:50pm $84
9524 W 6/3-6/24 6pm-6:50pm $84
9525 W 7/1-7/29 6pm-6:50pm $105 9526 W 8/5-8/26 6pm-6:50pm $84
WEST COAST SWING III
AGES: 18 AND UP
Must know Intermediate patterns. Learn to combine pattern combinations, rhythm and tempo changes. It’s a blast! Partner not required. Proper dance shoes required.
9445 W 5/6-5/27 7pm-7:50pm $84
9527 W 6/3-6/24 7pm-7:50pm $84
9528 W 7/1-7/29 7pm-7:50pm $105
9529 W 8/5-8/26 7pm-7:50pm $84
GET TO GOLF
AGES: 16 AND UP
Learn technique for putting, chipping, pitching, full swing (even the driver!) with female PGA Teaching Professional, Chris Aoki at Harbour Pointe Golf Club in Mukilteo. This class is for beginners and those who want to break 100. Learn in a simple, systematic way while in a fun learning environment and get some tips on how to chose the right golf clubs for you.
9547 Th 6/4-6/25 3:30pm-4:30pm $380
9551 Sa 6/6-6/27 1:30pm-2:30pm $380
9548 Th 7/2-7/23 3:30pm-4:30pm $380
9552 Sa 7/11-8/1 1:30pm-2:30pm $380
9549 Th 8/6-8/27 3:30pm-4:30pm $380
9553 Sa 8/8-8/29 1:30pm-2:30pm $380
SOUND BATH
AGES: 13 AND UP
Join us at sunset to delight in the sounds of crystal quartz singing bowls, chimes, gongs, & other instruments to guide you into a relaxed state.This sound bath will focus on relaxation and restoration to guide you into a deeply restful state. Come disconnect, breathe, and reconnect. We hope you leave this sound experience with a renewed sense of self, feeling refreshed and restored to take on your week.
9564 W 5/13 7pm-8pm $35
9565 W 6/17 7pm-8pm $35
OH MY STARS CHARGER
AGES: 16 AND UP
Join us for a festive, hands-on painting experience as we guide you step by step through designing and decorating this vibrant patriotic charger. Whether you’re gearing up for Memorial Day, the 4th of July, or simply love adding a touch of Americana to your home, this project brings bold color and cheerful charm to your seasonal décor.
$40 supplies fee to be paid directly to instructor
M 5/4 6pm-8pm $15
FIRE & ICE STONEWARE BOWL
AGES: 16 AND UP
Discover the magic of ceramic glazing as you create a one of a kind serving bowl using specialty glazes and the mesmerizing “frozen pond” technique. In this hands on class, you’ll explore how layered colors interact, flow, and crystallize to form stunning, glassy patterns. No experience needed—just a willingness to play, experiment, and enjoy the process.
$70 supplies fee to be paid directly to instructor 9542 M 7/13 6pm-8pm $15
SUNFLOWER PLATTER
AGES: 16 AND UP
Celebrate the beauty of summer with our Sunflower Sushi Platter Workshop! August is all about sunflowers, and this class brings that golden, joyful energy straight to your creative table. We will guide you step by step as you learn to use specialty glazes to paint a rustic, radiant sunflower design on an 11.25” square sushi platter.
$40 supplies fee to be paid directly to instructor 9544 M 8/10 6pm-8pm $15
ADULT
BARRE FOR EVERYONE
AGES: 13 AND UP
Barre is a fitness fusion class that blends ballet, strength training, yoga, Pilates, and balance. This class involves using light weights, body weight, and a yoga mat. The movements create a blended workout to challenge every muscle of the body.
9498 Sa 5/2-5/30 10am-11am $36
9499 Sa 6/6-6/20 10am-11am $36
9500 Sa 7/11-8/8 10am-11am $60
NO CLASS: 5/9, 5/23
PILATES YOGA FUSION
AGES: 13 AND UP
Yoga Pilates fusion is a blend of flexibility and core movements to enhance the strength in the body Making you limber and strong. By practicing yoga and core movements together, you build stamina and strength for out supporting your outdoor activities all summer long.
9501 M 5/4-5/18 7:15am-8:15am $36
9502 M 6/1-6/29 7:15am-8:15am $60
9503 M 7/6-8/10 7:15am-8:15am $72
YOGA & QI GONG
AGES: 18 AND UP
Enjoy sustainable yoga movement to stretch, balance and release tension. Gentle flow mindful movement for all bodies. Terra Lea is also trained to lead Qi gong; ancient breathwork and meditation used for thousands of years to bring ease and health to all organ systems. This simple but powerful practice brings us in sync with nature’s rhythms. No experience needed
9490 M 5/4-5/18 6:30pm-7:45pm $60
9491 M 6/1-6/29 6:30pm-7:45pm $100
9492 M 7/6-7/27 6:30pm-7:45pm $80
JAZZERCISE
AGES: 18 AND UP
These easy-to-follow routines are so much fun you’ll start craving this feel-good total body workout! We create targeted workouts that improve bone density and mobility to choreography that relieves stress and boosts confidence. We’ve got your long-term wellness covered. See Jazzercise.com for more information and special offers. Some insurance plans also cover class fees.
9389 M-F Sa 5/1-8/31 9:15am-10:15am 8:30am-9:30am $79/month
ZUMBA
AGES: ANY
Come and have a blast getting fit with ZUMBA®, a Latin-inspired, dance-fitness class that incorporates Latin and international music and dance movements. It's a fun way to receive the benefits of aerobics, interval training, muscular endurance building and flexibility.
9472 Tu & Th/Su 5/3-5/31 6pm-7pm/10am-11am $60 9473 Tu & Th/Su 6/2-6/30 6pm-7pm/10am-11am $60 9475 Tu & Th/Su 7/2-7/30 6pm-7pm/10am-11am $60
9474 Tu & Th/Su 8/2-8/30 6pm-7pm/10am-11am $60
MOTHER'S DAY FLORAL ARANGEMENTS
AGES: 14 AND UP
Feeling Creative? Join us for a lesson on how to put together a floral arrangement! There will be a flower bar where you'll get to choose flowers that match your style. We will have a station where you'll cut and arrange flowers in a vase. This will be held on the Friday night before Mother's Day, so a perfect time to spend with a mom, sister, friend, or anyone special to you. This can also be a fun opportunity to meet new friends and make a special gift.
Supplies: All supplies needed will be provided for the class. Each participant will get to take home a vase and flowers arranged.
9545 F 5/8 6pm-6:45pm $75
TURBO TURKEY IMPROV
AGES: ANY
Have you ever watched an improv show and wondered how do they do that? Did you think there is no way I could ever do that? Well good news, you can do it and I will show you how. In this class, you will learn the basic rules of improv. You will learn how to open your mind and your creativity to new ideas. In a stress free, no pressure environment. Why not give it a try? Make new friends and have a lot of laughs.
9504 W 5/27 7pm-8pm $15
9505 W 6/24 7pm-8pm $15
9506 W 7/29 7pm-8pm $15
9507 W 8/19 7pm-8pm $15
BELLY DANCE
AGES: 12 AND UP
Experience the ancient art of Belly Dance, a celebration of movement and tradition.
Grounded in Eastern cultures, BellyDance honors the body’s natural rhythms while allowing you to move with joy. Our classes incorporate the rich traditions of the Middle East, inviting you to explore this beautiful dance form in a fun environment.
9483 Tu 5/5-6/2 6:00pm-7:00pm $60
9484 Tu 6/9-7/7 6:00pm-7:00pm $60
9485 Tu 7/14-8/11 6:00pm-7:00pm $60
THE TRUSTED PATH TO CONFIDENT AGING & PLANNING
AGES: 30 AND UP
Empowering you to age with confidence and clarity. Come and discover expert guidance and practical tools from our professional panel. We offer guidance on everything from downsizing, organizing, legal and financial planning, real estate, and property leverage insights. Please join us for this expert information and learn useful tools to thrive at every stage of life.
9556 F 5/22 12pm-1pm Free
9557 F 7/31 1pm-2pm Free
OSHER LECTURES
AGES: 55 AND UP
Northwest Women Artists 1920-1970
A look at how Cascadia Art Museum has researched, collected, preserved and published the art of women artists of the Pacific Northwest.
9494 F 5/12 12pm-1pm Free
SHIBA MEDICARE COUNSELING
AGES: 18 AND UP
If you are eligible for Medicare, a Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA) Counselor can help you with eligibility, enrollment, costs, and options. To schedule your appointment time, contact Chris Douglas, SHIBA volunteer, at chrisdshiba@gmail.com.
9558 Tu 5/12 9am-12pm Free
9559 Tu 6/9 9am-12pm Free
9560 Tu 7/14 9am-12pm Free
9561 Tu 8/11 9am-12pm Free
COFFEE SOCIAL
AGES: 55 AND UP
Join us once a week in the Christiansen Room from 9:30am-11:00am. Complimentary coffee and snacks provided. Come to chat, meet new people, or connect with long time friends.
8569 W Weekly 9:30am-11am Free
THE BREAKFAST CLUB
AGES: 55 AND UP
Bring a friend or come to meet new ones! Join us for a free breakfast hosted in the beautiful Point Elliot room at Rosehill Community Center overlooking the waterfront and let our city staff serve you a warm breakfast. This event is for those 55 years of age and older. Pre-registration is encouraged to ensure enough food for all attendees.
9452 W 5/27 9:30am-11:00am Free
9453 W 7/29 9:30am-11:00am Free
POSTURE FITNESS
AGES: 55 AND UP
Our bodies function optimally when the shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles are in alignment. In this class, before each exercise, we align the joints. The exercises strengthen the muscles to hold the ideal posture. The result is elimination of current pain and prevention of future pain. Bring a yoga mat.
9566 W 5/6-5/27 11am-12pm Free
9567 W 6/3-6/24 11am-12pm Free 9568 W 7/1-7/29 11am-12pm Free
9569 W 8/5-8/26 11am-12pm Free
MEXICAN TRAIN
AGES: 55 AND UP
Be the first to get rid of all your tiles in this fun game. Players love to share the game and are available to teach you how to play.
9562 Th Weekly 10am-12pm Free
MAH JONGG
AGES: 55 AND UP
A fun way to exercise the mind! Come play American Mah Jongg with us! We meet every Thursday to play and welcome new players with instructions provided on request.
9443 Th Weekly 9am-12:30pm Free
MUKILTEO SENIOR ASSOCIATION LUNCHEON
AGES: 55 AND UP
The Mukilteo Senior Association meets once a month and features lunch and a guest speaker. The City of Mukilteo Recreation Cultural Services Department co-sponsors the event. Lunches are free, but donations are appreciated.
RHCC M 5/18 11:30am Free
RHCC M 6/15 11:30am Free
LHP M 7/20 11:30am Free
PROJECT LINUS - QUILT MAKING
AGES: ANY
Take the mystery out of quilt making! Do you need help making that special blanket or quilt? We can help with cutting, laying out, construction and finishing how-to's. During this time, several of us have fun working on charity quilts that help local kids in need. If you are new at quilting, this is a great opportunity for you to help and learn at the same time; if you are experienced, we would love your help.
8941 W 5/27 10am-3pm Free
8941 W 6/24 10am-3pm Free
8941 W 7/29 10am-3pm Free
8941 W 8/26 10am-3pm Free
CARD GAMES
AGES: 55 AND UP
Join us on Tuesdays for a variety of rotating cards games to be played. We enjoy games like Rummikub, hand and foot, cribbage, hearts, and solitaire. We welcome bringing other games to introduce to the group as well.
9563 Tu Weekly 10am-12pm Free
PARTY BRIDGE
AGES: 55 AND UP
Looking for fun? Come and join this friendly group to play Party Bridge. Brush up on your bridge skills with an opportunity to learn more as you play. This fascinating fun game keeps you constantly interested and challenged. Lessons at 9:00 available by appointment, call Scott at 972-424-0359 to schedule. Bring your own snack and beverage.
8428 Tu Weekly 10am-3pm Free
Your Elected Officials
Boards and Commissions
The City of Mukilteo encourages residents to actively participate in shaping the future of our community by serving on one of the City’s Boards, Commissions, or Committees. These volunteer roles play a vital part in the City’s policy development process, providing ongoing input to the Mayor and City Council.
Mayor
Joe Marine (425) 263-8018 jmarine@mukilteowa.gov
Councilmember
Bob Champion
Position No. 1 (425) 866-9980 bchampion@mukilteowa.gov
Council President
James Sterba
Position No. 2 (425) 315-3620 jsterba@mukilteowa.gov
Councilmember
Don Duran
Position No. 3 (425) 418-3075 ddoran@mukilteowa.gov
Council Vice President
Richard Emery
Position No. 4 (425) 263-8018 remery@mukilteowa.gov
Councilmember
Mike Dixon
Position No. 5 (425) 548-5205 mdixon@mukilteowa.gov
Councilmember
Donna Vago
Position No. 6 (425) 239-1414 dvago@mukilteowa.gov
Council President
Jason Moon
Position No. 7 (425) 315-6200 jmoon@mukilteowa.gov
To learn more about your elected officials, scan this QR code!
Mukilteo’s Boards and Commissions cover a wide range of topics, from historic preservation to diversity, equity, and inclusion. While some are required by state law, others are created by local ordinance or special appointments by the Mayor and Council to address specific needs. All positions, except for the Hearing Examiner, are voluntary and unpaid, but they provide an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the community.
Interested residents can complete the online Application for Boards and Committees at any time. To learn more about each Board or Commission and the application process, visit https://mukilteowa.gov/306/.
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Explore Mukilteo
How well do you know your city? Test yourself with our interactive displays showcasing local art and restaurants in Mukilteo. Maybe you will find a new local spot for some grub or discover a beautiful public art instillation you never knew existed! Scan the QR codes to find out!
Letter from the Chief
While most of us are worrying about the morning commute, our first responders are navigating a landscape where "serving others" can quite literally mean "consuming oneself". In July 2025, I brought this reality to the City Council, emphasizing that employee wellness isn't just a perk; it is a necessary foundation for resilience. The presentation focused on the "Wellness Wheel," a holistic approach covering mental, physical, relationship, and financial health, as well as a spiritual search for meaning, purpose, and connection. By addressing each of these pillars, the city aims to provide the tools and training necessary to save the lives of those who spend their careers saving ours.
The hidden toll of this profession is staggering. The average first responder experiences between 150 and 178 critical incidents throughout their career, compared to just two or three for the average person. This constant exposure contributes to an average law enforcement lifespan of only 66 years, roughly 22 years less than the average American. Furthermore, responders face a significantly increased risk of suicide and are nearly three times more likely to struggle with substance abuse than the general population.
During the past decade, police agencies have seen suicide numbers that far exceed line-of-duty deaths. For example, in 2022, there were 183 law enforcement suicides compared to 118 line-of-duty deaths. These stresses even manifest physically; by the end of a career, brain scans often show measurably increased activity in the amygdala and hippocampus, the areas of the brain associated with trauma and fear.
To combat these trends, the Mukilteo Police Department is taking several proactive steps. Our vision includes creating a culture of support through "trip-wires" to detect burnout early. Dedicated funding from the Mukilteo Police Foundation is used to send members and their families to week-long wellness retreats each year. Additionally, the department is exploring retirement courses to assist with the transition out of service and resiliency training dinners for members and their support groups. These initiatives, which also include access to contracted wellness liaisons, are designed to ensure that the quality and quantity of life for our responders match the dedication they show the city.
A critical component of this success is the support of those we serve. Simple actions, like a friendly wave from your porch or a handwritten thank-you card dropped off at the station, provide a vital boost to a responder’s morale. If you are looking to make a deeper impact, I encourage you to explore the Mukilteo Police Foundation, which helps fund many of these wellness programs. By standing behind our first responders, we ensure that when the community calls for help, the men and women arriving on the scene are healthy, resilient, and ready to serve.
RECREATION
Shaping Mukilteo's Parks, Arts, and Community Spaces
The Parks and Arts Commission (PAC) plays a key role in helping Mukilteo remain a vibrant, creative, and welcoming place to live. This volunteer advisory group works to support and enhance the city’s parks, recreation, and arts opportunities. Over the past two years, PAC has helped guide a variety of community projects, including improvements at Byers Park, collaboration with local volunteers on the Dirt Jump Course near the Community Garden, and partnerships with artists and schools to bring art exhibits to Rosehill Community Center. These efforts reflect the commission’s commitment to creating spaces and programs that bring people together and enrich daily life in Mukilteo. The commission’s work is driven by community input and participation, and residents are encouraged to be part of the process. Serving on a board or commission is a meaningful way to share ideas, represent neighborhood interests, and help shape the future of Mukilteo. Although commission positions are voluntary, their impact is significant—and the Mayor, City Council, and City staff deeply value the time and dedication of those who serve.
Whether you are passionate about parks, public art, trails, or community events, your perspective is welcome. The Parks and Arts Commission meets the first Thursday of every month at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall. All community members are invited and encouraged to attend, learn more, and help continue building a city that reflects the creativity, energy, and spirit of Mukilteo. [For more information visit: www.mukilteowa. gov > Search > Commissions]
Parks and Arts Commission 2026 Chair – Jason Raaum
CHIEF ILLYN
JASON RAAUM FRANK FOSTER
JASON HAMMER DAWN ANDERSON
Why is the Water Orange? Iron-oxide Bacteria and Deposits
An orange, slimy material is likely a result of iron-oxide deposits. When iron bacteria (Sphaerotilus-Leptothrix) “feed” on iron in water, the dissolved iron reacts with oxygen in the air and forms rust-colored iron oxides. Iron-oxide deposits can be found in streams and other water bodies. They often occur on hot, dry days when the water is sluggish. You may also notice an unpleasant odor. Are iron bacterial harmful?
Although water with iron-oxide deposits look strange, this process occurs naturally. It is not toxic to fish and aquatic life and does not pose an environmental health risk. Where does this type of bacteria come from?
Iron is a common element found in water and soils. A small movement of soil in a creek can set off the process of iron bacteria forming iron-oxide deposits. Iron-fixing bacteria are not new. They have probably existed in streams for millions of years!
I also noticed an oily sheen in the stream. What is that?
Oily sheens often indicate that iron bacteria are present. These sheens are different from those caused by petroleum products because they break apart when disturbed. Throw a stick into the water. If the sheen breaks apart, it is probably a result of iron bacteria. If the sheen just ripples but stays together, it may be due to a petroleum product, which can be harmful to people and wildlife, and must be reported and cleaned as soon as possible.
What can we do about iron-oxide deposits?
Because iron bacterial is not harmful, the best thing to do is wait for the water to clear. Dissipation often occurs after a rainstorm. If you see something that you suspect is a spill or water pollution, please call the City of Mukilteo Spill Hotline at 425-263-8088, and we will investigate.
Living Near a Ravine: How Small Choices Protect Slopes, Homes, and Natural Areas
Mukilteo’s ravines are some of our community’s most beautiful and environmentally important features. They provide habitat for wildlife, help manage stormwater, and add to the natural character of our neighborhoods. For residents who live next to or above these steep slopes, a few everyday yard-care decisions can make a big difference in keeping ravines stable and healthy.
Keep Yard Waste Out of Ravines
It can be tempting to toss grass clippings, leaves, or other yard debris over the edge of a slope, but this practice can cause serious problems. Yard waste holds moisture, and when it accumulates on steep slopes it adds both water and weight. Over time, this extra load can weaken the soil and significantly increase the risk of landslides, especially during heavy rains. Yard waste should always be composted properly or disposed of through regular yard-waste services, not placed on ravine slopes.
Protect Native Plants and Natural Ecosystems
Dumping yard debris into ravines can also harm the natural ecosystem. Many cultivated garden plants are non-native species that are not adapted to stabilizing steep slopes. When these plants spread into ravines, they can crowd out native vegetation that plays a critical role in holding soil together and managing water naturally. Native plants have deep, resilient root systems that help prevent erosion and slope failure. Protecting these ecosystems helps preserve both the environment and the long-term stability of the ravine.
Manage Roof and Yard Drainage Carefully
Water management is one of the most important factors in preventing slope failure. If your home has roof drains, yard drains, or other drainage systems that discharge toward a ravine, it’s essential that the water is safely conveyed to the bottom of the ravine through a solid pipe. Allowing water to flow freely onto the slope can saturate soils and increase pressure within the hillside, making landslides more likely. Properly installed drainage piping helps move water away without destabilizing the slope.
Need Help or Have Questions?
If you live near a ravine and would like more information—or if you’re unsure whether your drainage or landscaping practices are safe, the City of Mukilteo Surface Water Department is here to help. Residents can contact the department to schedule a site visit and receive technical guidance tailored to their property. Email: stormwater@mukilteowa.gov or 425.263.8000. By taking a few proactive steps, Mukilteo residents can help protect ravines, reduce landslide risk, and preserve the natural beauty that makes our city such a special place to live.
IRON-OXIDE DEPOSITS OCCUR NATURALLY IN STREAMS, RUNOFF, AND OTHER WATER BODIES AND ARE NOT HARMFUL TO PEOPLE OR WILDLIFE.
Building a Prepared Community
In our beautiful town of Mukilteo, the safety and well-being of our community members are of utmost importance. The Mukilteo Fire Department is dedicated to ensuring that every resident is prepared for emergencies. With the support of the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management, we aim to foster a culture of preparedness that can save lives and protect property.
The Importance of Emergency Preparedness
Emergencies can strike at any time, often without warning. Whether it's a natural disaster like an earthquake or a man-made incident, being prepared can make a significant difference in how we respond and recover. The Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management provides valuable resources and guidelines to help our community stay ready for any situation.
Steps to Becoming a Prepared Community
1. Stay Informed: Knowledge is power. Stay updated on potential hazards in our area by following local news and weather reports. The Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management's website offers a wealth of information on current threats and preparedness tips.
2. Create a Plan: Every household should have an emergency plan. Discuss with your family what to do in different scenarios, such as where to meet if separated and how to communicate during an emergency.
3. Build an Emergency Kit: An emergency kit should include essentials like water, non-perishable food, medications, and important documents. The Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management provides a comprehensive list of items to include in your kit.
4. Get Involved: Join community preparedness programs and training sessions offered by the Mukilteo Fire Department and the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management. These programs can equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to assist others during an emergency.
Stay Connected with SnoCoAlerts
How will you learn about an emergency? Prepare yourself by signing up for SnoCoAlerts and reverse 911. You can sign up in less than 60 seconds through the Snohomish County Emergency Management website. These services provide critical information during emergencies, ensuring you receive timely alerts and updates.
Community Efforts and Resources
The Mukilteo Fire Department is committed to working with residents to enhance our community's resilience. Please reference the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management's website, as it contains valuable resources for up-to-date information and preparedness tools. Resources are available for families, businesses, schools, people with specific needs, and event preparedness, like floods, health issues, volcanoes, earthquakes, and wildfires.
By taking these steps, we can build a stronger, more resilient Mukilteo. Let's work together to ensure that our community is always ready to face any challenge. For more information and resources, visit the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management's website. Be alert, stay safe, Mukilteo!
For more details on emergency preparedness, visit the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management's website. (https://snohomishcountywa.gov/622/Preparedness)
Lighthouse Parking - What you Need to Know
We’ve made a few updates to help make parking downtown easier and more convenient!
New Parking Signage
Easy-to-read signs have been installed at downtown waterfront parking areas. Signs are color-coded to help guests park correctly:
• Orange signs are for Boat Launch Parking
• Blue signs are for General Parking
Please check the sign color before parking to ensure you are in the correct zone. If you are a paying guest, use the Passport Parking app to pay for your session.
Mukilteo Residents Park Free with a Valid Pass
Mukilteo residents are encouraged to apply for an annual Resident Parking Pass. Lighthouse Park and Residential Zone parking permits expire on December 31st each year. Renewal for the following year starts November 1st. You can apply for a pass or renew an expired one on the Passport permit portal. Reach the portal by scanning the QR code or visiting Mukilteo.cmrpay.com. This pass allows free parking at Lighthouse Park and Front Street.
If you need assistance, please email permitcenter@mukilteowa.gov or visit City Hall during regular business hours.
