Terry Ryan's eNewsletter
 Snohomish County Council
3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 609
Everett, Washington 98201
8th floor, Robert J. Drewel Building
Phone: 425-388-3494
E-Mail: Terry.Ryan@snoco.org
Pam Pruitt, Legislative Aide
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Fireworks Complaints
If you have a fireworks complaint this year, please use
the appropriate non-emergency telephone number for your address.
Examples of non-emergencies include:
- Illegal fireworks complaint
- A crime that occurred earlier and there is no
suspect information
- A found pet or property item
 Use this map to find your nonemergency telephone number.
To use your address to look up your non-emergency numbers, including police and fire agencies, please visit http://gismaps.snoco.org/non-emergency.
Report power outages to Snohomish County PUD at 1-877-783-1001.
Snohomish County Partners with Bothell on Pedestrian Improvements
 Councilmembers James McNeal, Rosemary McAuliffe, County Councilmember Terry Ryan, Councilmember Tom Agnew, Mayor Andy Rheaume, Councilmember Liam Olsen, Deputy Mayor Davina Duerr and Councilmember Jeanne Zornes
Whether it's Snohomish County, a city, or a private organization,
partnerships are crucial to any successful project. At the June 19 City Council
meeting, I was honored to present the City of Bothell with $30,000 to help with
pedestrian and bike path improvements including sidewalks, curbs and gutters at
19th Ave SE and 232nd. I'm proud Snohomish County was able to help
move the project forward.
There
is an opening from District 4 for the Snohomish County Planning
Commission. Planning Commissioners are citizen volunteers (not county
employees) and are appointed by the County Council. The Planning
Commission holds public hearings and develops recommendations to the County
Council and Executive on planning issues such as zoning code, comprehensive
plan amendments and development regulations. The Commission meets the
fourth Tuesday of each month on the County Campus in Everett. Members
should have some knowledge of planning issues.
If
interested in applying for this position, please contact my office for an
application or more information.
I
was honored to attend the Change of Command Ceremony at Naval Station Everett
on June 22.
After
a successful tour as Commanding Officer, Captain Mark A. Lakamp is off to his
next assignment as the Commanding Officer of the Navy Reserve Officer Training
Corps at the University of Nebraska.
Thank
you to Captain Lakamp for his leadership at Naval Station Everett! Best
of luck in your next assignment.
 Capt. Mark LaKamp
Welcome
to our new Commanding Officer, Captain Michael Davis! Prior to arriving
in Everett, Captain Davis was stationed at the U.S. Pacific Command as the
Deputy Division Chief for the Space and Integrated Air and Missile Defense
Division. We look forward to working with Captain Davis here at Naval
Station Everett.
 Capt. Michael Davis
Naval Station Everett is a key economic driver for our region. We deeply appreciate the U.S. Navy and are proud to have them here in Everett.
This month, graduating students of nine local school
districts, plus one community college, gathered at Angel of the Winds Arena in
downtown Everett to commemorate their accomplishment and recognize their
commitment to education.
Combined attendance for all 18 graduations set a record
this year with 64,423 guests over eleven days.
Congratulations to all!
Courtesy of the PSRC
From rocket development and launch services to satellite
and space vehicle manufacturing, a surprising variety of jobs are involved in
the space industry here in the central Puget Sound region.
As President of the Puget Sound Regional Council Economic
Development Board, it’s exciting to learn more about this industry that is
supporting 6,200 jobs throughout our region and state. The central Puget Sound
region is already a worldwide leader in aerospace and information technology,
and we plan on being a world leader in the space industry as well.
Here are some of early findings:
- 2,900 people are directly
employed in the state’s space industry, including 1,100 at Blue Origin.
- The space industry in the
state supports 6,200 jobs, including direct, indirect, and induced
employment.
- The space industry
contributes $1.7 billion in economic activity to the state economy.
The full study by Berk Consulting will be released in July.
In anticipation of the arrival of Sound Transit’s light
rail service in the mid-2030's, Snohomish County is launching a planning project
to prepare an area of unincorporated Snohomish County. In partnership with
stakeholders, the county is proactively planning with the surrounding
communities to best integrate land use and transit. The county is seeking
public input via an online open house.
What: Visit the online open
house webpage to:
- Learn about the project background, purpose and
timeline.
- Give your input on what should be considered
during the planning phase.
- Tell us about the neighborhood and which
amenities you care about most.
- Help identify and provide feedback on potential
project benefits and impacts.
- Find out about public involvement opportunities
and how to stay informed.
When: June 22 – July 23,
2018
Where: https://snocolrc.participate.online
 Snohomish County Councilmembers: Brian Sullivan, Nate Nehring, Terry Ryan, Sam Low, Stephanie Wright
I was honored to attend the dedication of Everett
Memorial Field on June 15. Everett
Memorial Stadium is home to several soccer and baseball teams. The field flooded continuously. With the new artificial surface, flooding is
no longer a problem allowing for much more use of the field. Contributors to this project included Snohomish
County, Everett School District and the Aquasox. This is another example of partnering on a
large project for the greater good of the entire community.
 Embassy Suites Lynwwood
 Embassy Suites Lynwwood
On June 12, Embassy Suites in Lynnwood held its grand
re-opening. The remodeling is impressive. Whether you stay for a night or just dinner, the Embassy Suites' friendly staff are ready to provide gracious service and make
you feel welcome.
As the weather continues to improve, more farms are
bringing produce to the Mill Creek Farmers Market each Friday. There are also new booths for artists and
other vendors. The market is open each
Friday from 12 to 5:00 PM, rain or shine.
Please support Snohomish County agriculture and our local farmers!
It’s
time for the 2018 Century Communities Family Movies in the Park. These movies
will run for six consecutive Thursdays beginning July 12 through August 16.
Movies begin at dusk and are free to the public. The movies are shown at Willis
Tucker Park Amphitheater right here in our district, 6705 Puget Park Drive, in
the Gold Creek area.
Open seating begins at 7:30 PM. Movie start times listed below are approximate
depending on the daylight. All movies are rated PG, and are appropriate and fun
for the entire family. Admission is free but donations are gladly accepted to
benefit the Snohomish County Parks Dept. Seating is on the grass so bring low
back lawn chairs and blankets for comfort.
Movies
July 12 “Jumanji” 9:35 PM
July 19 “Ferninand” 9:27 PM
July 26 “The Greatest Showman” 9:18 PM
August 2 “Coco” 9:07 PM
August 9 “Wonder” 8:55 PM
August 17 “Beauty and the Beast” 8:41 PM
Snacks are available for purchase from the Mill Creek
Lions Club. All proceeds support various youth and family projects. There will
be pre-movie entertainment each week.
Thank you again to Larry Sundquist and Century
Communities for sponsoring Movies in the Park. This is a fun night out for
families. We could not do this without their kindness and sponsorship.
Bring your family to the movies and I hope to see you
there!
BOTHELL
Country Village Farmers Market
Fridays from 12 – 6:00 PM through September
23718 Bothell-Everett Hwy
Park Ridge Community Market
Wednesdays from 4:00 – 8:00 PM through September
3805 Maltby Rd.
4th
of July Freedom Festival
July 4, 2018, 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM @ Downtown
Bothell
Come join us for one of Bothell's favorite traditions!
Get all the details at www.bothellwa.gov/freedomfestival.
Spazmatics
@ Music in the Park
July 6, 2018, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM @ North
Creek Sportsfield #3
Come join us for a night of tunes with the Spazmatics,
the ultimate 80's new wave show!
Recess
Monkey @ Just Kidding Around
July 11, 2018, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Park
at Bothell Landing
Come sing & dance with us at our children's concert
series, featuring Recess Monkey!
Patitude
@ Music in the Park
July 13, 2018, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM @ North
Creek Sportsfield #3
Come join us for a night of tunes with Patitude, a
tribute to the music of Pat Benatar!
Free
Rain @ Music in the Park
July 20, 2018, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM @ North
Creek Sportsfield #3
Come join us for a night of tunes with Free Rain, the
Northwest's favorite cover band playing all the best top 40 hits!
The
Not-Its! @ Just Kidding Around
July 25, 2018, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Park
at Bothell Landing
Come sing & dance with us at our children's concert
series, featuring The Not-Its!
The
Marlin James Band @ Music in the Park
July 27, 2018, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM @ North
Creek Sportsfield #3
Come join us for a night of tunes with The Marlin James
Band, an awesome high-energy country cover band!
Blyth
Park Family Campout 2018
July 28, 2018, 5:00
PM - July 29, 2018, 10:00 AM @ Blyth Park
Come get "away from it all" with us for this
unforgettable overnight event in Blyth Park, now happening on TWO weekends in
2018! Registration begins June 1 at www.bothellparks.net.
BRIER
Music in the Park
Wednesday
July 18, 2018
Brier Park - 6:00 pm
MILL CREEK
Mill Creek Farmers Market
Fridays from 12 – 5:00 PM through August 31
15720 Main St.
Summer Concert
Series is back at the Forum in the Mill Creek Town Center
Wednesdays from 6:00 – 8:00 PM in the Mill Creek Town Center,
151st & Main St.
- July 11: The
Infinity Project – A tribute to Journey
- July 18: Big Dog
Review – 70’s pop/dance music
- July 25: Ventura
Highway Revisited – Acoustic Music of the 70’s
- August 1: Sly Mr.
Y: 70’s and 80'
Mill Creek Summer Art Walk
July 12 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
The City of Mill Creek's Art & Beautification Board partners with Mill
Creek Town Center to present the annual Summer Art Walks. These free events are
tons of fun for the whole family. Attendees can walk through Town Center and
visit local artists and local businesses. Each art walk runs from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. For more information: http://www.millcreektourism.com/events/city_events/summer_art_walks
Annual Mill Creek
Festival & Street Fair
Sat. & Sun, July 14 & 15, 2018 starts 11:00 AM both days
Saturday: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Beer Garden open until 7:00 PM)
Saturday Shuttle Hours: 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM) Free from
Jackson High School
Sunday: 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Beer Garden open until 6:00 PM)
Sunday Shuttle Hours: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM Free from Jackson High School
Artists, Food Booths, Pet Plaza and Main Stage.
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE
Bill Ray Photography Exhibit
July 1, 2018 - July 31, 2018
All Day
FREE
Mountlake Terrace Library
23300 58th Avenue W
Tour de Terrace – July
27, 28 and 29
Tour
de Terrace is a Seafair-sanctioned, summer festival that attracts tens
of thousands of visitors to Mountlake Terrace each July. The first Tour
de Terrace, as we know it today, was celebrated in 1994 when two citizens,
Jerry and Judi Smith, wanted to commemorate the city's 40th birthday with an
event to generate community spirit and pride.
Today the festival features a parade complete with Seafair pirates
and clowns, live music over three days, beer garden, carnival, street fair,
classic car show, 5K fun run/walk and pancake breakfast. The Smith
family, along with their long-term, dedicated group of volunteers, still
operates the festival with police, public works and publicity assistance from
the city.
The Tour de Terrace festival is located at the Evergreen Playfield Complex
at 22205 56th Avenue W. The parade route runs along 56th Avenue W beginning
at the staging area at 234th Street SW and concludes at the park. In
2018, Tour de Terrace will take place on July 27, 28 and 29.
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