Community Development

Notice of limited operations

The City of Marysville has declared a State of Emergency.  Due to public health concerns related to COVID-19, the Public Works/Community Development public counter is temporarily closed until further notice.  During this time, we encourage our community members to utilize our online resources.  Please note that we will be experiencing a higher volume of calls and with limited staff available to respond.  We will respond to inquiries in the order recieved.

Public Inquiries:  Please reference our Quick Reference Guide for all project & property questions, and to connet with staff via phone or email.

Permit Intakes and Issuance:    Please reference our Permitting Procedures During Temporary Office Closure Policy

Building Inspections:  Until further notice, the City of Marysville will no longer perform inspections within occupied dwelling units.  Elective projects that can be delayed should be postponed at this time, including voluntary electrical panel changes.  Commercial projects that need inspections in unoccupied spaces will be allowed to request inspections.  New residential projects will be allowed to request inspections.  Temporary Inspection Policy

This action is in compliance with Snohomish Health District direction to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
​Announcement:
​Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Marysville Globe will not be published until further notice. All legal advertisements and notices will be published in The Everett Herald.

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The City of Marysville Community Development Department acts as technical staff adviser to the planning commission, hearing examiner, City Council and the public on planning and building questions. Our goal is to create a vibrant Marysville by promoting economic growth and healthy neighborhoods while protecting our natural environment.

Values, Vision, and Mission
Read our values, vision and mission here.

 Responsibilities

  • Creating a one-stop shop for developers, citizens and property-owners to obtain information, permits, online payment of residential permits (new contractors must contact the Building Department at 360-363-8100 to set up their account) and assistance on all aspects of land use and land development
  • Enhancing customer service by providing easy access to staff and planning and building documents while streamlining the permit process
  • Facilitating compliance with the Growth Management Act of 1990
  • Providing consistency and predictability of land development from the initial planning stages all the way to final approval

Customer Service Survey

Please provide us your thoughts on our customer service.  Click on the link below to access our survey.
Survey
Thank you in advance for taking the survey.

Permit Services

Permit applications, forms and fees