Welcome to our Community

Be part of Lake Stevens' journey into the past, as we shape the future with our new downtown centerpiece: A three-story structure next to the historic Grimm House, will feature an exciting new historical museum. Our city's rich heritage will be spotlighted and provide a renewed interest in .

The City of Lake Stevens is excited about the future, as we transition from our current locations to a unified Municipal Services Campus. Interested parties can follow the city's plans for a new City Hall, a versatile City Council Chambers and more.

Discover how the City of Lake Stevens creates memorable moments year-round, from festive celebrations to family-friendly traditions, bringing our community together one event at a time.

Learn more about the PROS Plan and the future of Lake Stevens parks and recreation

Join us on the North Cove Marina & Marine Unit Relocation project that will expand use and provide environmental benefits.

Learn more about the Bayview Trail Phase I project

Learn more about the Cedarwood Clubhouse

Learn more about Frontier Heights Park improvements

Dive into the details of the West Lake Park project.

Check out the next steps from the Eagle Ridge Park Master Plan.

Join the journey of restoring the pier at Davies Beach Park as we gear up to address safety enhancements and ensure overall accessibility. Be a key player in shaping our city's future by learning about our exciting redevelopment plans.

Did you know private stormwater systems play a critical role in preventing flooding and protecting Lake Stevens’ water quality? Explore how homeowners, HOAs, and property managers can stay on top of maintenance and compliance to keep our waterways clean and our community resilient.

Help us create safer streets for all!

Discover the efforts underway to preserve and enhance the health of Lake Stevens, from managing aquatic vegetation to annual treatments that support water quality. Dive into the history and science behind these initiatives with interactive tools and real-time updates.

August 19th launch during our Natural Yard Care Webinar.

Interested in learning about the innovated one-way couplet project?

Did you know every raindrop that falls on our streets and sidewalks have a journey—and it can carry more than just water on its way to our lakes and streams? Join us as we explore how the City of Lake Stevens is working to manage stormwater runoff and protect the health of our community and environment.

Join us as we embark on the next stage of enhancing local connectivity with a paved multi-use path in collaboration with our neighbors in Marysville, to extend the rich legacy of our treasured Bayview Trail. Witness how your community evolves with 4.7 more miles of shared path, an extension that's primed for walkers, cyclists and you!

Discover how the history of Lower Stevens Creek intertwines with our city's development - and how restoration helps reduce downtown flood management, upgrade water quality, and improve fish populations.

Your voice matters! Help shape the future of Lake Stevens' water quality by sharing your thoughts on stormwater and community practices. Take our survey and be part of the solution!

Discover how the City of Lake Stevens is joining forces with multiple agencies to make strides in salmon habitat improvements across the watersheds that that we share. With data-driven input to comprehensive planning and policy development, we are promote salmon recovery, flood management, and resiliency to climate changes as we facilitate the growth of the City..

A Transportation Benefit Program project to improve sidewalks and multiuse paths by enhancing safety and access to schools, with additional road improvements.

The city will perform a grind and overlay on selected roadways in 2025, along with ADA curb ramps, striping, spot repairs, utility adjustments, and crack sealing, aiming to improve pavement lifespan.

Want to learn what the city is doing with the Transportation Benefit Program funding?

Each year the city will conduct a multisite pavement preservation. See what the city is doing for 2024.

Learn how the city is updating 131st Avenue NE to meet the city's growing needs.

Learn more about this roadway improvement project funded by the Transportation Benefit Program (TBP)

A Sidewalk Improvement Project Funded By the 2022 Voter-Approved Transportation Benefit Program (TBP)

Check out how the city is improving safety by focusing on vehicle speed reduction, driver awareness, and updated signage along three intersections.

Have you wondered about the future of downtown Lake Stevens? Discover how your cityscape is being reshaped with comprehensive street improvements, from new curb and gutter additions to upgrades in utilities and urban design!

Information regarding the City of Lake Stevens and Lake Stevens Sewer District consolidation process.

Curious about how Lake Stevens contends with our city's unique weather patterns, especially during the winter? Discover strategies aimed at managing varying levels of snowfall and icy conditions.

This site is designed to help educate and engage the community in the development of the Annual Budget.

Check out what the city is doing to help educate and prevent opioid and fentanyl overdoses in our community and surrounding area.

An opportunity for you to share your thoughts and ideas!

Have a tip or story about protecting Lake Stevens? Share it here and see how your neighbors are making a difference.

How to Participate

1. Review the pledge options below.
2. Select one or more behaviors to commit to.
3. Click the "Read More" button below.
4. Complete the quick pledge and survey form.

This guide provides a clear, practical explanation of each behavior change pledge included in the I Love Lake campaign. These Best Management Practices (BMPs) help Lake Stevens residents make environmentally responsible choices that protect local streams, wetlands, and Lake Stevens itself.

"Help us keep Lake Stevens flowing smoothly! Join the conversation on why accurate HOA contacts are key to managing private stormwater systems and protecting our shared community resources."

Help us strengthen connections and streamline communication with local HOAs! Share your ideas for effective ways to track HOA status and contact information, and don’t forget to vote on your neighbors’ suggestions to shape this important community initiative.

Curious about how private stormwater facilities help protect our local waterways? Explore our Lake Stevens Q&A page to ask your own questions or see the insightful answers we've provided to your neighbors—let's keep our community informed and thriving together!

It’s more than mowing grass or clearing debris — maintaining a stormwater facility involves keeping an entire system working as designed to manage runoff and protect our local waterways.

From inspecting ponds and swales to checking pipes and outfalls, to removing sediment build-up and making sure vegetation is healthy — this work helps reduce flooding, prevent pollution, and keep streams and lakes clean.

Stay tuned — we’ll be sharing more about the inspection process and tips for keeping your facility in top shape!

Curious about how we’re working together to protect and preserve the health of our beautiful Lake Stevens? Dive into the conversation—explore answers to your neighbors’ questions and feel free to ask your own; let’s keep our community informed and thriving!

Join the conversation to help us protect and preserve the natural beauty of Lake Stevens! Share your thoughts and ideas on lake health as we work together to ensure clean, vibrant waters for generations to come.

Lake Stevens is a cherished community gem, but its high phosphorus levels can lead to harmful algal blooms, affecting both the ecosystem and our enjoyment of the lake. The "I Love Lake" campaign encourages residents to adopt simple, impactful practices to reduce phosphorus runoff, such as minimizing fertilizer use, properly disposing of pet waste, and planting native vegetation. By making these small changes, we can collectively preserve the lake's health and beauty for generations to come. What steps have you taken or are willing to take to contribute to a cleaner Lake Stevens?

Ever wonder what happens to the water you drink, the water you flush, or the rain that runs off your street? Many people don’t realize these systems are separate and managed by different entities. Join the discussion to learn the key differences and who is responsible for each in Lake Stevens!

Stormwater impacts us all! Join the discussion to explore how runoff affects our local waterways and what we can do to reduce pollution and protect Lake Stevens. Share your ideas, ask questions, and be part of the solution!

Join the conversation! This public board is a space for Lake Stevens residents to share ideas, ask questions, and discuss ways we can all help protect our local waterways. See what others are saying, add your voice, and be part of the movement to improve water quality in our community. Your input will help shape future programs and initiatives—let’s make a difference together!

Learn more about the North Cove low float dock project

Join us as we embark on the inaugural stage of enhancing local connectivity with a paved multi-use path in collaboration with our neighbors in Marysville, to extend the rich legacy of our treasured Bayview Trail. Witness how your community evolves with 4.7 more miles of shared path, an extension that's primed for walkers, cyclists and you!