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1. How do I get a pothole repaired?

You can report a pothole online, or call us at (360)363-8100. 

2. How do I get a new garbage can or start garbage pickup service?

Please contact our Utility Billing office. They can assist you in opening or closing an account, changing the size of your curbside bin, and paying your utility bill.

3. What water restrictions apply in the summer?

Customers are asked to comply with the lawn watering schedule, which allows you to water every three days. The calendar is mailed to customers in April or May each year. If you do not receive this calendar, please contact Utility Billing at (360) 363-8001 to have a copy mailed to you or email utilitybilling@marysvillewa.gov.

2021 Lawn Watering Calendar

4. Where does my water come from?

It depends upon where you live. South-end customers receive water from the Spada Lake Reservoir via the Everett-Marysville pipeline. North-end customers receive water from Edward Springs and the Stillaguamish Ranney collectors.

5. How do I report a streetlight outage or related problem?

Contact the Marysville Public Works Department at (360) 363-8100, or use the Report Streetlight Problem form on the City website at http://marysvillewa.gov. To ensure an accurate and timely response when reporting a streetlight that is out of service or is staying on permanently, please have the following information at hand: * The nearest address where the streetlight pole is located; or * The streetlight pole number, which is located on a metal plate that faces the street approximately 6 feet up on the pole. Streetlights are maintained by Snohomish County PUD, and are usually fixed within two or three weeks of the problem being reported, depending upon crew availability in the area. We appreciate your help in finding lights that are out or are malfunctioning.

6. How can I locate a water leak?

Eliminate and check the easy and obvious locations first.

* Check your water meter. Is the dial on the meter moving? It may require 5 to 10 minutes to determine.

* Check your toilet. Is the water overflowing the drain? Is the flapper valve fully closed? Put dye tablet or food coloring in toilet tank to see if the color goes into the toilet bowl.

* Check all faucets and fixtures for leaks, check under the house for leaks, and check the location where the pipe enters from the meter.

* Listen to your faucets or fixtures. Water rushing through a hole will create a faint noise. In hard-to-reach areas, place the end of a metal rod on the faucet and the other end to your ear.

* Check ground for excess moisture. Are there any unusual wet spots in areas of the water lines? Is the grass greener around the areas of the water lines? The ground will be wetter or saturated in the area of a leak.

* Isolate sections of your pipe by turning off valve(s) to branch lines or the main line. Locate shutoff valve(s). Turn on faucet after the main line valve to insure the valve works. Install isolation valves on branch lines.

* Contact the City of Marysville Public Works at (360) 363-8100 for assistance, if needed.

* Contact your plumber to see if they offer leak checking.

* After repair of the leak, contact the City of Marysville Utility Billing Department at 360-363-8001 to report that the leak has been repaired. You may also request a leak adjustment on your utility bill.

Remember: Call before you dig at 1-800-553-4344, free of charge.

7. How do I get on the Small Works Roster?

You can get on the City's Small Works Roster by accessing MRSC Rosters online, hosted by the Municipal Research and Services Center (MRSC). MRSC Rosters is a shared statewide small works and consultant roster system that 258 Washington State cities including Marysville, counties and districts use to search for project bidders. Access MRSC Rosters online

8. Where do I find information about roadwork and maintenance?

You can visit our roadwork and maintenance webpage at http://marysvillewa.gov/Index.aspx?NID=701 or sign up for weekly roadwork and maintenance emails at http://marysvillewa.gov/list.aspx?ListID=228.

9. How can I find out when the street sweeper will be in my neighborhood?

You can visit the street sweeping page on the city website: http://marysvillewa.gov/streetsweeping. You can also check our roadwork and maintenance page at: http://marysvillewa.gov/Index.aspx?NID=701

For street maintenance purposes, Marysville is divided into six zones. Each zone is swept a staggered three months out of the year, with major roadways swept more frequently. To find when the sweeper will be in your neighborhood, identify your street and location on the online map and the corresponding color in the index. View Street Sweeping Routes Map