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Trick-or-Treat on Main Street, October 31
Join us in downtown Bothell from 5-7 pm on Halloween night for the perfect spot to begin your festivities! Enjoy free trick-or-treating provided by participating businesses and special surprises for our ghouls, goblins, and creatures of the night.
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Free Pet-Vaccine Event for Bothell Residents
On October 13, Bothell pet owners can have their dogs and cats vaccinated for free at the Bothell Police Department. Advanced registration is required. No drop-ins will be accepted. This is available to all Bothell residents (incorporated and unincorporated). Microchips are also available upon request.
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Fire Prevention Week Open House
and Ribbon Cutting
Celebrate Fire Prevention Week with Bothell Fire Department! On Saturday, October 15, family, friends, and the greater Bothell community are invited to attend the Station 45 Ribbon Cutting, taking place at 9:30 am. After the Ribbon Cutting, both Fire Stations 45 and 44 will be open for station tours, live safety demonstrations, firefighter meet and greets, and more! |
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Free Mental Health and Family Support
Services Available in Bothell
Center for Human Services has a location in Bothell to provide both Mental Health and Family Support Services for Bothell residents. Funded with ARPA grant funds, their mental health services are FREE for Bothell residents, regardless of income, length of residency, or insurance status. Family Support Services are offered in both English and Spanish. Please share this news with your Bothell neighbors! Call 206-362-7282 for services.
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Don't Miss the Last Wastemobile of 2022
Drop by the UW Bothell campus October 21, 22, and 23 from 10 am - 5 pm to safely dispose of unwanted, unused, and old household hazardous waste products, including oil-based paint, match-light charcoal, all-purpose cleaners, fertilizers, pesticides, and more.
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Middle Housing Survey Results
The Middle Housing Survey results are in! Look at what the community had to say about upcoming potential code amendments to accommodate housing in our City and check out ways to get involved in the process. |
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Bothell City Hall Gallery Call to Artists
Calling all Washington state-based artists! The Bothell Arts Commission is now accepting applications from two-dimensional and video artists who are interested in having their work displayed at the City Hall Gallery in 2023/24. The deadline to apply is Saturday, October 29. |
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Keep Storm Drains Clear
Now that fall is here, the leaves are dropping from many of Bothell’s beautiful trees. If leaves are piling up in your yard or along your sidewalk, collect them rather than blowing them into the street. When leaves accumulate around the storm drains on your street, rainwater can’t move freely through those drains, which creates a flooding risk for you and your neighbors. |
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Now Accepting Applications for
Pop Shops on Main
Are you an entrepreneur with a great idea or an existing home-based business? If so, the City of Bothell has an exciting opportunity for you, the chance to join Pop Shops on Main, our inclusive retail incubator program. Learn more and apply by Tuesday, October 25. |
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Help Prevent Waste, Take a Brief Survey
What's your experience with reusable cups, plates, utensils, straws, or to-go containers versus disposable food service items? Help shape a regional effort to reduce waste by taking a 5-10 minute survey from the Eastside Waste Prevention Campaign, a local partnership between Bothell, Bellevue, Kirkland, and Redmond. Take the survey by October 19 and get entered to win one of four reusables starts packs ($100 value). |
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The City of Bothell assures that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, or gender, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any program or activity. For more information about Title VI, please visit bothellwa.gov/TitleVI? or call 425-806-6100 |
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