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- Mukilteo, WA | Official Website
The Mukilteo City Council has elected its 2025 Council Leadership Councilmember Tom Jordal will serve as Council President, while Councilmember Jason Moon will fill the role of Council Vice-President
- Lighthouse Park - Mukilteo, WA
The Mukilteo Lighthouse Park was constructed in the 1950s on a filled tideland and has provided continuous public beach access up to the present The former Washington State Park was deeded to the City in 2003
- About Mukilteo
Mukilteo is a waterfront community situated on Puget Sound in southern Snohomish County, about 25 miles north of Seattle This scenic area has views of the Olympic Mountains to the west and the Northern Cascade Mountains to the north and east
- Merry Mukilteo | Mukilteo, WA
Merry Mukilteo is fast approaching this winter so don’t miss out! Check out a list of activities during the event below A performance schedule for the day will be released shortly
- Government - Mukilteo, WA
The City of Mukilteo encourages citizen participation in municipal government Mayor's Office City Council The City of Mukilteo was incorporated in May 1947 and operates as a non-charter code city with a Mayor-Council form of government Mukilteo City Hall
- Automated Traffic Cameras | Mukilteo, WA
The fourth camera (300 Block Mukilteo Speedway at Rosehill Community Park) will be installed at a later date with a subsequent grace period This will give motorists time to change their driving habits before payable notices of infraction begin immediately following the grace period
- Parks Outdoor Rentals - Mukilteo, WA
Find more interactive and printable maps on the Mukilteo's mapping portal, MukMaps Interactive Maps The following are 3 interactive parks maps, including a general map showing the locations of all public parks and two interactive, location-enabled trail maps for Japanese Gulch Conservation Area and Big Gulch Park
- Facilities • Lighthouse Park Public Boat Launch - Mukilteo, WA
Operated by the City of Mukilteo, the Lighthouse Park boat launch is located at the northwest side of the park on Elliott Point on Possession Bay Three to four boats can launch at this site at one time, depending on the size of the boats
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