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Grant Funding for Bothell Businesses
Are you a Bothell business financially impacted by the pandemic? You may be eligible for City of Bothell’s Small Business Stabilization Grant or Commercial Rent Relief Grant. Applications will be accepted through March 22, 2022.

Bothell Way Widening Workshop

The City of Bothell is planning ways to make Bothell Way safer and we want to hear your thoughts! We want to hear from people who live, work, and travel between downtown Bothell and Canyon Park. Please join us for an online workshop Wednesday, March 23 at 6 PM.

Free Vaccination and Microchip Event - March 25

The City of Bothell is partnering with the Bothell Pet Hospital and Rainier Animal Fund to create a wonderful opportunity for pet owners on March 25 to get free vaccines and microchips for cats and dogs. Learn more!

Catalytic Converter Thefts

On Tuesday, March 1, Bothell Police announced a newly formed task force of area police departments and the King County Sheriff’s Office. Learn more about what’s being done to catch catalytic converter thieves and prevent future thefts.

Spring Forward Sunday - Smoke Alarms

As you advance your clocks forward an hour for Daylight Savings Time on Sunday, March 13, Bothell Fire also reminds you to change the batteries in your home smoke alarms. Smoke alarms should be installed inside and outside of each bedroom, sleeping area and on every level of a home, and they should be tested monthly.

Help Shape the Future of Transit

As Link light rail extends to Lynnwood, the Lynnwood Link Connections mobility project will address changing transit needs and improve mobility options for communities in northwest King County and southwest Snohomish County. Tell King County more about your transit needs.

Pet Waste Belongs in the Trash

Even if you’re using a compostable bag to pick it up, pet waste belongs in the trash. Adding dog poop to your organics bin or compost pile causes contamination. If you’re out with your dog and there isn’t a trash can nearby, you can use an attachment for your dog’s leash that carries a full bag of waste until you can drop it in the trash. Bothell residents can request one of these free leash attachments by taking the Bothell Super Scooper Pet Waste Pledge.