Everett weather closures Friday

City of Everett closes some city services due to weather issues

EVERETT TRANSIT: Bus route 17 no Mobile Country Club service. Route 29 no Valley View service. Customer service at Mall Station closed.

ROAD CONDITIONS:

City crews plowed 614 miles of roadway and spread 182 yards of sand between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Thursday.

Use caution: Most city roads are covered with compact snow and ice. Conditions expected to turn to slush as temperatures warm up.

FRIDAY CLOSURES:

Carl Gipson Senior Center

Forest Park Swim Center

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All parks classes &programs

Legion Memorial Golf Course

Walter E Hall Golf Course

Kasch Park athletic fields

All parks rental facilities

Park gates will not be opened in the following parks through Friday:

Legion Memorial

Wiggums Skate Park

Walter Hall Skate Park

Harborview

Howarth

Phil Johnson

Thornton A. Sullivan (Silver Lake)

Hauge-Homestead

Kasch

Rotary

Lowell-Riverfront

All other city services not listed here are operating regular hours.

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS:

Parks weather line: 425-257-8399

Public Works 24-line: 425-257-8821

Library weather line: 425-257-8007

Carl Gipson Senior Center weather line: 425-257-8780

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