Help Rewrite Bothell's Historical Narrative

Apply to become part of Landmark Preservation Board's Advisory Committee to help us uncover the past of our black, indigenous and people of color communities. Together, we can rewrite history and tell Bothell's full story from the perspective of all residents, both past and present.

State Utility Moratorium has Expired, Find Resources Available to You

The Governor's utility moratorium preventing shutoffs and late fees has ended. If you have fallen behind on your payments, contact your utility provider, make a plan and keep your service. Are you a Bothell utility customer needing support? See what resources are available to you by clicking below.

Proof of Vaccination Required in King County, Effective October 25

Beginning October 25, people ages 12+ will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test result to enter certain indoor and outdoor events and establishments in King County. Masks are also required for everyone ages 5+ in indoor public spaces, and at outdoor events with 500 or more people.

Keep Your Storm Drains Clear

Autumn is here which means leaves are falling! Please collect leaves rather than blowing them into the street. When leaves and debris accumulate around storm drains, localized flooding can occur. Our two street sweepers are running seven days a week to keep roads clear but we still need your help. See additional flood prevention tips by clicking the button below.

King County Public Transit Changes

Service changes for King County Metro and Sound Transit riders took place October 2, with the addition of three new light rail stations and several new bus routes, which had previously been suspended. Bothell routes that are impacted include 312, 372 and ST 522.

Last Wastemobile of 2021, Happening
October 15-17, 10am-5pm

Don’t miss the final Wastemobile of the year! Dispose of unused, unwanted, or old household hazardous waste items like batteries, fluorescent bulbs and tubes, and automotive chemicals at UW Bothell (18115 Campus Way NE).

Help Prevent Crime; Check Your
Doors and Windows

Bothell Police is investigating four recent residential burglaries in the Canyon Park and Queensborough neighborhoods. In three out of four of the cases, thieves entered the home during daylight hours through an unlocked door or unsecured window. While Bothell has a relatively small number of residential burglaries, they do happen. Help prevent crime by learning and sharing simple things you and your neighbors can do.

Learn the Sounds of Safety

Celebrate Fire Prevention Month by making sure everyone in your home knows the different sounds your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms make and what to do. Remember, chirp means change!

Celebrate Orca Recovery Day,
Happening October 16-17

Help a salmon, save an orca! Due to habitat loss, climate change and increased pollution, it’s now more difficult than ever for migrating salmon to make the journey to their home streams to spawn. To save Southern Resident orcas, we need to start with their main food source: salmon. Celebrate Orca Recovery Day by volunteering at a habitat-related stewardship event happening near you.

Business Licensing Process
Changing Next Year

City of Bothell will begin partnering with Washington State Department of Revenue’s Business Licensing Service (BLS) to issue and renew Bothell business licenses. This change is expected to take place next spring. See how your business might be impacted by clicking below and reading pages 33-42 of Agenda Bill 21-137. For questions, please contact Bothell's Economic Development Manager at: jeanie.ashe@bothellwa.gov.

Celebrate Orca Recovery Day,Happening October 16-17

Business Licensing ProcessChanging Next Year

Celebrate Orca Recovery Day,
Happening October 16-17

Business Licensing Process
Changing Next Year