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Discover Everett 2021 Page 1 Discover Everett 2021 Discover Everett 2021 Page 2 Discover Everett 2021 Big plans for Everett Parks Explore Everett Parks Whether you prefer • Forest Park By MICHAEL sport court, to replace the work together on it. saltwater, the brackish water 802 E. Mukilteo WHITNEY playground and to consider At Madison-Morgan Park, replacing the restroom. at the corner of the two of an estuary, a meandering Blvd. Everett has plenty of park At Edgewater Park, 3731 streets, its expansion is in river or a deep lake, Everett • Garfield Park projects happening, with Mukilteo Boulevard, the city the design concept phase. It Parks has beaches, views and 2300 Walnut one whole new park being is conducting a new master will remain a relatively open boat launches to get you closer St. constructed this year. plan for the 1.5 acre park space to “demonstrate what to the water. There are also • Grand Av- There are 13 projects at 10 that includes relocating the a natural, Pacific Northwest many parks to visit with your enue Park children for a great family 1800 Grand Rotary Park offers access to the Snohomish parks across Everett, city parks sport court and replacing the area would look like,” Leonard river system for small river boats. director Bob Leonard said in playground. The whole park said, and have walking areas outing. For more information Ave. February. will be demolished, but a new and meeting space. on any of the parks that Everett • Green Lan- • Lowell Park The Silver Lake Loop Trail multi-use sport court will be The city got grant money Parks and Recreation offers, tern Park 4605 S. 3rd Ave. will complete the two-mile built on the eastern portion of to buy a house next door to call 425-257-8300. A complete 1822 Silver Lake Rd. • Phil Johnson Ball Fields loop around Silver Lake, with the park. These renovations expand the park size. The list of parks can be found at • Hannabrook Park 400 W. Sievers-Duecy Blvd. a connection to the Interurban will be completed by 2023, house on the property will be www.everettwa.gov 5815 Brookridge Blvd. • Riverside Park Trail. It’s currently in the Leonard said. retained, and the city might • 10th Street Marina Park • Harborview Park Everett Ave & E. Grand Ave. planning phase, Leonard said Thornton A. Sullivan Park, rent it out to earn money, 10th St. & W. Marine View Dr. • Hauge Homestead Park • Rotary Park Feb. 17. The city is balancing 11405 W. Silver Lake Road, will Leonard said. • American Legion 1819 121st St. SE 3505 Lowell-Snohomish Ibberson Drive neighbors’ see a new playground “that Rotary Park, 3505 Lowell- Memorial Park • Howarth Park River Rd. concerns about the pathway, is inclusive for all kids at all Snohomish River Road, will 145 Alverson Blvd. 1127 Olympic Blvd. • Rucker Hill Park Leonard said. abilities,” Leonard said. The get needed renovations to the • Bayside Park • Interurban Park 621 Laurel Drive Emma Yule Park, 4730 Colby restroom and guard shelter boat dock as well as repairing 2200 Grand Ave. Madison & Commercial • Sen. H.M. Jackson Park Ave., should be complete by will be replaced. the parking lot and lighting • Cascade View Park • JJ Hill Park 1700 State St. the end of the year. It will be a The Lowell Off-Leash system. Work could start this 88th St. & 7th St. Hewitt Ave. & Broadway • South Everett Forest Pre- neighborhood park featuring Dog Park, 4605 S. 3rd Ave., fall, with much of the work • Clark Park • Jetty Island serve “open space, walking paths, adjacent to a trail leading to complete in 2022. 2400 Lombard Ave. • Johnston Kelly Park 1017-109th St. SE benches, game tables” and the Riverfront Development A new path at Garfield • Deer Park 49th St. SW & Forest Dr. • Summit Park a playground, a city outline will begin being worked on Park, 2300 Walnut St. in the 1300-55th St. SW • Judd & Black Park Summit Avenue describes, plus a rain garden during the fall. A Snohomish Riverside Neighborhood, will • Doyle Park Hewitt Ave & Maple St. • Thornton A. Sullivan and central meeting area. County grant is helping pay be finished shortly. 3420 Grand Ave. • Kasch Memorial Park Park (Silver Lake) Construction will begin this for the dog park. Last but not least, a formal • Drew Nielsen Park 8811 Airport Road 11405 Silver Lake Rd. spring. At Doyle Park, 3420 trail network will be developed 13th St. & Colby Ave. • Kiwanis Park • Walter E. Hall Park At Howarth Park, 1127 Grand Ave., the city parks at the natural, wooded • Edgewater Park 36th & Rockefeller 1226 SW Casino Road Olympic Boulevard, the upper department wants to replace Loganberry Lane Park, sited 3731 Mukilteo Blvd. • Langus Riverfront Park • Wetmore Theatre Plaza portion of the park has a the playground which dates to between Kasch Park and • Elm Street Park 400 Smith Island Rd. 2710 Wetmore Ave. conceptual design developed. 1987. Doyle Park is land owned Walter E. Hall Park, too. Olympic Blvd. & View Ridge • Lions Park • Wiggums Hollow Park Three projects at Howarth by the Everett School District, Dr. 7530 Cascade Dr. 2808 10th St. Park are to improve the but the parks department will • Emma Yule Park • Lowell Riverfront Park 4730 Colby Ave. Lowell-Snohomish River Rd. Page 3 Discover Everett 2021 United and Alaska fly Naval Station Everett Naval Station Everett from Paine Field (NSE) is one of four major U. S. Navy Installations in the Navy Region Northwest. Everett has one of only two Navy-owned deep water ports on the West Coast of the continental United States. NSE is currently homeport to five destroyers, Snohomish County’s Paine currently offer flights to 11 Field Airport. See www. USS Momsen, USS Field Airport (PAE) was built in destinations: Denver, Las flypainefield.com for details. Gridley, USS Sampson, 1936 and has had a critical role Vegas, Los Angeles, Orange Paine Field has an annual USS Kidd, and USS both regionally and nationally County, Palm Springs, Boise, impact of more than $20 Ralph Johnson; as USS Momsen as the manufacturing center Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, billion on our economy, well as operational for Boeing’s widebody aircraft, San Francisco, San Jose and primarily due to the aerospace commands Carrier including the 787, 777, 767, Spokane. companies that are based at Strike Group 11 and and 747. It is the site of the The terminal building is or near there. Commercial Destroyer Squadron Future of Flight Aviation approximately 30,000 square air service gives our region 9. In addition, the base Center and Boeing Tour, as well feet with two gates. The state- an additional transportation supports a U.S. Coast as other significant aerospace of-the-art terminal is intended asset, providing significant Guard buoy-tender attractions. Paine Field also is to feel more like a lounge. benefits to the travelling and a coastal patrol home to a large and vibrant The building has a number public and making our region boat. general aviation community. of amenities that are not more attractive for investors Military Sealift Commercial flights by typically seen at commercial and companies looking to Command supply Alaska and United Airlines terminals, including high- relocate. vessels have also used at Paine Field Airport began speed internet and power at Snohomish County owns the Navy port. As a in March 2019. The number every seat. Paine Field, Propeller Airports Navy shore installation, of scheduled commercial The terminal offers valet operates the terminal. NSE serves the Fleet, flights from Paine Field is parking, paid parking, ride The new Paine Field fighters, and their 24 departures and arrivals share services and other Passenger Terminal is families by providing each day. convenient ways for people located at 3300 100th St. SW. a secure home base USS Samson Alaska and United Airlines to get to and from Paine while they support national defense. support ships at the pier, The base provides nearly For more than 25 years, security forces, emergency 4,000 jobs that include direct Getting around town Naval Station Everett has response, military training, employment of federal The Everett Station is a multi- Community Transit all 257-6707. The Everett Station successfully carried out environmental stewardship, civilian, active duty military, modal, multi-use building provide service from the is located at 3201 Smith its mission of the highest and quality of life programs reserve military personnel, that serves as a transportation Everett Station. Avenue. standards: To provide superior for single sailors and families and other related spending. hub, hire education and Sound Transit’s bus and train For Everett Transit schedule shore station support to U.S. residing in surrounding For more information about career development center service is great for commuters. and route information, Navy and Coast Guard forces, communities. Naval Station Everett’s and and a gathering place for This service can also take you call 425-259-8803, and for while ensuring readiness Overall, NSE contributes economic impact, visit community events. to special events in Seattle. information on connection to and quality of life for sailors, approximately $340 million https://www.cnic.navy.mil/ Amtrak, Greyhound, Everett Meeting and rental facilities Community Transit call 425- civilians, and their families. annually in local economic regions/cnrnw/installations/ Transit, Sound Transit and are available by calling 425- 353-RIDE or 800- 562-1375. The naval station provides impact through payroll, ns_everett/about/economic- facilities and services that goods, services, and contracts. impact-.html . Page 4 Discover Everett 2021 Meet the Port of Everett The Port of Everett is a $21 BILLION worth of U.S. and balanced waterfront. natural deep-water port exports annually, ranking Since the early 2000s, the located on Port Gardner Bay #2 export customs district Port has invested more than at the mouth of the Snohomish in Washington state – #5 on $26 million to expand public River.
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