EVERETT, MAY 19: The Everett Municipal Building (EMB) will temporarily close for two weeks in June for infrastructure upgrades and replacements.
The EMB will close Monday, June 2 and will reopen Monday June 16. Though the EMB will be closed, City of Everett services will remain open and accessible online, by phone or from alternate locations.
Home to the Mayor’s Office the EMB also hosts City Council, Planning, Clerk Legal, Prosecutor, Community Development, Economic Development, Human Resources, IT, Finance and Communications & Engagement.
The closure is due to “critical infrastructure upgrades by Snohomish County PUD and replacement of the HVAC system,” according to the city.
Access to emergency services or departments that aren’t based out of the EMB will not be impacted during the closure.
How to access services or staff
Administration (Mayor’s Office)
- Available by phone and email during normal business hours
- For assistance, please call 425-257-7115 or email:
- Dan Templeman, [email protected]
- Lori Cummings, [email protected]
- Communications, [email protected]
- In person availability at an alternate location can be coordinated for scheduled meetings
City Council
- Available by phone and email during normal business hours
- For assistance, please call 425-257-8703 or email [email protected]
- In person availability at an alternate location can be coordinated for scheduled meetings
- The EMB closure will not impact the June 4 or June 11 City Council meetings
City Clerk – Business licenses, business taxes, parking permits
- Available by phone and email during normal business hours
- For assistance, call 425-257-8610 or email [email protected]
- Open Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. at alternate location: Everett Police Department North Precinct, 3002 Wetmore Ave. Everett, WA
- More information available here: everettwa.gov/clerk
City Clerk – Legal services (court filings and tort claims)
- Open Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. at alternate location: Everett Police Department North Precinct, 3002 Wetmore Ave. Everett, WA
- More information available here: everettwa.gov/clerk
Public Records
- Available by phone and email during normal business hours
- For assistance, please call 425-257-8610 or email [email protected]
- In person requests can be dropped off at the Everett Police Department North Precinct, 3002 Wetmore Ave. Everett, WA
- STAFF: Public Records Officer is available via email, phone and Teams, Marisa Nishimura [email protected]
- Police Public Records: 425-257-8539 or [email protected]
- Additional information available here: everettwa.gov/publicrecords
Prosecutor
- Drop off court documents in person: EPD North Precinct, 3002 Wetmore Ave.
- For assistance, please call 425-257-8406
Police Operations & Training
- Temporarily relocated to the Everett Police Department North Precinct, 3002 Wetmore Ave. Everett, WA
- For assistance, please call 425-257-8400 or email [email protected]
Other departments: working remote & available by phone or email
Human Resources. 425-257-8767 or [email protected]
City Attorney/Legal. 425-257-7000 or [email protected]
Community Development. Department contacts available here: everettwa.gov/communitydevelopment
- Arts & Culture, Special Events: everettwa.gov/artsandculture
Planning Administration. Contact information available here: everettwa.gov/planning
- Note: Permit services planning staff are located in the Public Works Center, 3200 Cedar St. They can be reached by phone 425-257-8810 or by email [email protected]. Reviewers are available by appointment only.
Economic Development
- For assistance, please contact Dan Eernissee, 425-257-8681 or [email protected]
Communications & Engagement (Neighborhoods, Boards & Commissions), Finance, IT
- For assistance, please email [email protected]
Based on a press release from the City of Everett.
