The quarterly Fall Bothell Bridge Newsletter has arrived! Read the online version today to get the latest City of Bothell news, information, and updates. Read on...
Beginning September 20, City of Bothell’s website will have a fresh look and feel making information easier to find, more accessible, and mobile-friendly. Read on...
On August 16, U.S. Senator Cantwell joined local leaders to celebrate the $19 million Federal RAISE grant awarded to the Bothell Way Widening Project. Read on...
Elected officials, transit executives, project staff, and community stakeholders gathered together on Wednesday, July 20 to celebrate completion of the SR 522 Stage 3 Project. Read on...
We are pleased to share that City of Bothell Councilmembers, Jeanne Zornes, Ben Mahnkey and Jenne Alderks, recently earned a Certificate of Municipal Leadership. Read on...
Sustainamania is back with a week-long series of in-person and virtual activities from August 6 – 13 to bring the community of Bothell together on ways to live more sustainably. Read on...
Beginning July 1, 2022, City of Bothell Council Meetings will be moving to a hybrid format that includes both in-person and virtual attendance. Read on...
See what community events are just around the corner, learn about Bothell's new City Manager, Kyle Stannert, and read about other exciting city news including new staff highlights, ball field replacement updates and summer sustainability. Read on...
Members of the community are invited to join City of Bothell for the raising of the Juneteenth flag at City Hall on Thursday, June 16 at 9 a.m. Read on...
Each year during Pride Month, we recognize, honor and celebrate our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual community members. Join us as we raise the Progress Pride Flag at City Hall on Wednesday, June 1st at 10am. Read on...
Due to a recent resignation, Bothell City Council is now accepting applications for Council Position #6. Help shape city services and be a voice for our community by applying to become a City of Bothell councilmember. Read on...
City of Bothell renews commitment to do all that we can to reduce gun violence and prioritize public safety in our own community and mourns with the Uvalde community impacted by unforgettable tragedy this week. Read on...
In last night’s City Council meeting, Councilmember Davina Duerr announced her resignation from Bothell City Council effective June 1, 2022. Per state law, the City Council must appoint someone to serve the remainder of this term, until Dec 31, 2023. Read on...
The City of Bothell recently conducted a statistically valid community budget survey with the help of independent researchers and almost 900 households weighed in! Learn more about the survey results and what we heard from the community. Read on...
Join us for a Community Conversation about Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging. Sign up for one of several virtual Zoom sessions being offered over the next few weeks. Read on...
The City of Bothell community budget survey is underway. If you receive a postcard in the mail, phone call, or email, please complete the survey! Not directly contacted? You can still weigh in. Read on...
As many county and state COVID restrictions have lifted, the City Hall Lobby has reopened to in-person services, while continuing to offer virtual services. Read on...
Are you a Bothell Business who has been financially impacted by the pandemic? You may be eligible for City of Bothell’s Small Business Stabilization Grant or Commercial Rent Relief Grant. Read on...
Black History Month is a time to celebrate the extraordinary contributions of Black Americans. This month, we're honored to share the story of Benjamin McAdoo, Washington State's first licensed Black architect who made Bothell his home. Read on...
The search continues for our next City Manager. If you are a strategic thinker with a passion for public service and a vision for a vibrant future, than consider joining the City of Bothell team. Read on...
Read about the City's most recent work in diversity, equity and inclusion, Community Academy, Pop Shops on Main, the Fire Stations Rebuild Project and more, all inside the latest edition of the Bothell Bridge. Read on...
The City of Bothell is seeking community members to serve on a new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Committee. Those interested should apply by January 10, 2022. Read on...
The cities of Bothell, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park and Shoreline have partnered to celebrate communities shining bright with the 2021 Winter Porch Light Parade Read on...
On the morning of Wednesday, November 10, councilmembers, staff and veterans, humbly gathered to celebrate the official unveiling of Veterans Memorial Drive Read on...
Mark your calendars for the Grand Opening of Pop Shops on Main, a unique and inclusive retail marketplace where community members can visit, shop and explore. Read on...
The City of Bothell has made a significant step toward fully achieving its downtown redevelopment plan with the sale of two signifianct properties in Downtown Bothell. Read on...
The City of Bothell has selected four successful applicants for Pop Shops on Main, a new pop up retail incubator program to support the creation of new small businesses and provide more opportunities for minority and women-owned businesses. Read on...
As you know, City Hall and some other facilities have been closed for quite some time. We expected to reopen in early September but have now delayed a full reopening due to increased cases. Thank you for your flexibility! Read on...
Now hiring! City of Bothell Government is looking for a City Manager who is a strategic thinker and effective communicator. The successful candidate will have a background in strategic planning and be a creative problem solver. Read on...
As you know, City Hall and some other facilities have been closed since March 2020. Thank you for your flexibility as we delivered key services online. We expect to offer online services, hybrid meetings and in-person service in early September. Read on...
The City of Bothell is accepting applications from qualified businesses to participate in a new Pop-Up Retail Incubator Program. Learn more and apply by July 25th at www.mercycorpsnw.org/bothellpopup. Read on...
Bothell Community - thank you to all who completed the City Manager Recruitment Survey! We received more than 500 responses and you can see the results here. Read on...
Bothell City Council has just issued a temporary order to immediately prohibit the sale, possession, and use of consumer fireworks effective through July 5, 2021. Read on...
Record-breaking heat is expected across our area Friday and into early next week. We all need to take personal safety precautions, look out for others, and do our part to decrease fire risks. Read on...
As the number of vaccinations increase and we learn of changing public health requirements, we wanted to provide a city update on summer activities, current staff policies, and what we know about reopening. Read on...
Bothell Community - we need your input! As we launch the recruitment process to find our next City Manager, we need to better understand your needs. Read on...
Bothell City Council has recently approved a new Pop Up Retail Incubator Program designed to support the creation of new small businesses and provide more opportunities for minority and woman-owned businesses. Read on...
In their meeting on April 20th, 2021, Bothell City Council expressed their gratitude for Board and Commission members coming to the end of their tenures and welcomed new members. Read on...
Mayor Olsen and City Council affirm that hate, violence and bias are not accepted here and call on all of us to support the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. Read on...
As we start to make decisions about DEI consultants, staffing, and resources, we need your input. Please complete this survey by March 26th. Read on...
The City of Bothell Public Works Department was recently awarded full accreditation by the American Public Works Association Accreditation Council and joins a select group of nine other agencies in Washington to have been awarded the designation. Read on...
This morning, the Snohomish County Multiple Agency Response Team (SMART) released a significant update to their investigation of an officer-involved shooting involving Juan Rene Hummel on July 29, 2020. Read on...
Want to serve your community and weigh in on important government decisions? City Council is seeking members for several different Board and Commission volunteer positions. Apply by February 12th. Read on...
This morning a spammer used a City of Bothell staff email account to send out several fake emails to other agencies and some members of the public. Please look closely at any emails appearing to be from the City and delete all suspicious emails. Read on...
Gov. Jay Inslee issued a travel advisory for Washington, recommending a 14-day quarantine for interstate and international travel and asks residents to stay close to home. Read on...
Several months ago, the City took several actions to address an estimated deficit resulting from COVID, including staff furloughs. We are now able to lift furloughs and are once again providing all city services Monday – Friday, excluding holidays. Read on...
The City of Bothell Arts Commission has released a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for artists specializing in Public Art to design and incorporate artwork into the rebuild of Bothell’s Fire Station #42. Read on...
Bothell City Council approved utilizing King County Council's Economic Development Relief Funds to purchase and distribute Phase 2 Reopening Kits to 150 Bothell businesses. Read on...
The Summer Bothell Bridge newsletter has been published. You can now find it online at www.bothellwa.gov/Bridge. To save costs and go green, we will discontinue mailing a full printed Bridge out each quarter. Read on...
The City of Bothell Arts & Festivals Commission invites you to explore visual art at the new gallery exhibition at City Hall, 18415 101st Ave NE in Bothell. Read on...
At Tuesday night’s regular City Council meeting, the Bothell City Council authorized the City to buy 49.9 acres of the Wayne Golf Course, known as the “Front 9,” by the end of this year for an estimated $3.4 million. Read on...
We have been moving forward with some exciting internal Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) work and we’d like to share some updates! Join our consultant, Chanin Kelly-Rae and city staff at a virtual Open House on Sept 22 at 5:30pm. Read on...
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