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2010 Mayor's State of the City Address Marysville Mayor Dennis Kendall presented his 2010 State of the City Address at the Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce monthly breakfast on Jan. 29 at the Tulalip Resort and Casino. The videotaped program will air on Marysville TV21 on the Comcast cable network and TV25 on the Verizon FiOS network for a week starting Wednesday, Feb. 3, with viewing times at noon, 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. [State of the City Powerpoint presentation - 3.9mb] |
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City, National League of Cities team up to offer Prescription Discount Card The City of Marysville offers a discount card that gives residents an average 20% savings on prescription drugs. Anyone without health insurance or a traditional benefits plan, and those with prescriptions not covered by insurance, qualify. This money-saving card is free to all Marysville residents, regardless of age, income or existing health insurance, and can be used at numerous participating pharmacies. The program is administered by CVS Caremark. Available at City Hall, Marysville Library and other public buildings. To download and print a card please click [more] |
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Winter 2010 Marysville Parks & Recreation Activities
Guide now available The Winter 2010 edition of the Marysville Parks and Recreation Activities Guide is now available. The activities guide contains all the latest classes and activities information for winter, as well as general City news. Pick up a copy at City public offices, Marysville Sno-Isle Public Library or Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce, or to view an online version of the activities guide/city newsletter, click on the link below. [Winter 2010 Marysville Parks and Recreation Activities Guide/Marysville Messenger] [2010 Marysville Parks Class Registration Form] |
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City Council
adopts 2010 City Budget The City Council on Nov. 16 adopted a lean, no frills The preliminary budget is $118.3 million budget that will fund essential services while continuing as best as possible to focus spending on the City's key priorities of public safety and street improvements, as the year inches toward economic recovery. The General Fund for covering basic services is $34.1 million, which includes $3.9 million to support the newly-annexed Central Marysville Annexation area, with funds derived primarily from a state sales tax credit that the City will receive in 2010. [Read Mayor's 2010 Budget Message] [2010 City of Marysville Preliminary Budget - 1.7mb] |
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Central Marysville Annexation
becomes effective on Dec. 30; door-to-door census begins, or
call Marysville Census Hotline The Marysville City Council in November voted to approve the Central Marysville Annexation, effectively incorporating the community's entire urban growth area. Annexation of the UGA brings 2,846 acres into city limits, and could increase the population from 37,060 to 57,000, making Marysville the second-largest city in Snohomish County. The annexation took effect on Dec. 30. A door-to-door census of the largely residential area is under way, with the population count critical to ensuring that the City will receive its fair and equitable share of state funding for citizens. Those residing within the newly-annexed area will be visited by a census worker wearing a florescent vest and ID badge between Jan. 1 and Feb. 19, but you can also provide your census information at any time by call the Marysville Census Hotline at (800) 635-6594 24 hours a day. |
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Want an easy
way to report graffiti? Try the
Online Graffiti Reporting Form The City and Marysville Graffiti Task Force offer a convenient way to report graffiti: use our Online Graffiti Reporting Form. Users can remain anonymous. [Click on Graffiti Reporting Form] [en espanol] |
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Promote your non-profit event or announcement on Marysville's community access channel The City makes it easy for nonprofit or civic groups to promote an event, service, meeting or other general information on the Marysville TV government access channels 21 (Comcast) and 25 (Verizon). Just submit your message and even include artwork online. The channels are intended for non-commercial purposes only. |
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Marysville Healthy Communities
Project to combat obesity through fitness, healthier eating The City of Marysville, in partnership with schools, businesses, health care, nonprofit and community leaders have taken a huge first step in the fight against obesity and related chronic diseases when the partners unveiled the Marysville Healthy Communities Project Action Plan. Healthy Communities is the blueprint for Marysville to become a healthier community done through a smart, collaborative, community-based policy approach. For details and how you can become involved, visit the Healthy Communities web page. |
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Free Healthy Communities Family Swim Nights are back starting Feb. 12! The Marysville Healthy Communities Project invites Marysville residents to the Marysville-Pilchuck High School Pool for three FREE nights of swimming for the first 200 who attend. This series is sponsored by The Venture Church, a contributing supporter of the Marysville Healthy Communities Project. Healthy Communities Swim Nights will offer open swim from 7-9 p.m. on the following Friday dates: Feb. 12 * March 12 * April 9. Increasing access to free and low-cost recreational opportunities is a key priority of the Marysville Healthy Communities Project to promote physical fitness and good nutrition habits, while combating obesity. The HC Project asks each participant to donate a nutritious canned food item on arrival for the Marysville Community Food Bank. For more information call Marysville Parks at (360) 363-8400. |
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