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1. When are City Council meetings?

The Council meets for work sessions at 7 p.m. the first Monday of each month (and third Monday if needed.)
Regular Meetings occur at 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of each month.

All meetings and work sessions take place the Council Chambers, on the second floor of City Hall, 1049 State Ave.

The Council does not meet in August, and official holidays occurring on Mondays push meetings to the following Tuesday evening.

2. Where is City Hall located? How do I find it?

The address is 1049 State Ave.

Coming from the south, take northbound I-5 exit 199 (SR 528/Fourth Street), turn right and head east on Fourth Street, then turn north (left) on State Ave. City Hall is just north of 10th Street on your left.

Coming from the north, take southbound I-5 exit 200 (88th Street NE/QuilCeda Boulevard) and turn left to head east on 88th St. Cross the railroad tracks and turn right (south) on State Avenue. City Hall is just south of Grove Street on your right.

3. How can I talk with the Mayor?

Please call the Mayor's executive assistant at 360-363-8091. If the Mayor is unavailable, the assistant may be able to refer you to other staff members who can answer your questions.

4. Does each councilmember represent a certain area in the city?

No. Council positions are at-large.

5. What's Marysville's population?

The population of Marysville is nearly 63,000, making it the second-largest city in Snohomish County.

6. I want to address the City Council on an issue. How do I do that?

If you want to address an issue that is scheduled for a public hearing or that is open for public input (see the council agenda for information), plan to attend the Council meeting and speak during the public comment period. If you want to speak regarding another issue that is not on the agenda, you are invited to speak during the audience participation period at the beginning of each regular Council business meeting.

7. How and where can I register to vote?

You may register on-line at www.vote.wa.gov. Mail-in registration forms are also available at libraries, post offices, and at the county Auditor’s Office. You may also register when you renew your driver’s license. To be eligible to register, you must be a U.S. citizens 18 years old or older who is a resident of Washington state. All registered voters in Snohomish County automatically receive a mailed ballot about 20 days before Election Day.

You can return your ballot through the mail postmarked no later than Election Day, use a local ballot drop box until 8 p.m. on Election Day, or bring to the Snohomish County Elections Office at 3000 Rockefeller Ave.

For more information contact the Snohomish County Elections Division at (425) 388-3444.

Snohomish County Elections Division