WELCOME TO THE CITY OF BRIER
ATTENTION
Brier city hall offices are re-opened to the public as of July 8th.
In an effort to protect our staff and the public MASKS ARE STILL REQUIRED for all public no matter their vaccination status.
The Brier Park picnic shelter is available for rental again however there will be no cleaning or sanitizing between parties, so everyone needs to take whatever precautions they deem necessary for their group when using this public space.
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Office Hours:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Monday through Friday
Closed from
Noon to 1:00 pm each day
Excluding holidays
In case of an emergency after hours or on weekends please call 911 and ask to speak to the police officer on duty.
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IT HAPPENED
Music in the Park
September 8
It was a great show with
The High Seagrass and
Buzz Brump.
And, the Scarevenger Hunt drawing
Think you won? Check out the winners here:
seascare.com
NEXT UP
Dog-O-Ween
October 30 - 2:00 pm
Bobcat Park
New -
Brier History Book
Click Here for more and to download the book
Brier Ranked #2
Safest City
in Washington
Details
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SPILLS
To Report a Spill
Call the Spill Hotline
(425) 775-5440
During Normal Business Hours
Dial 911
After Hours and on Weekends and Holidays
Please do your part in helping to protect our natural waterways. Report any spill, illicit discharges or illicit connections to our natural waterways or storm system by calling the City's Spill Hotline. City staff understands the need for confidentiality, so calls can be anonymous. However, please provide as much detail as possible about the spill or illegal activity including the date, time, location, a description of the spill or illegal activity and a description of the pollutant.
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Mayor Kaemingk Announces News
Regarding the Brier Police Department
Mayor's Office Press Release
June 17, 2021
Mayor Dale Kaemingk announced today that because of the recent and unexpected news that Brier Police Chief Mike Catlett is going to retire soon, that he will be putting together an interim plan for Brier Police Department supervisory services. This upcoming change will require the City of Brier to reach out to local agencies for assistance, while the search for a new Chief takes place.
"This temporary support will provide the necessary supervision and back up for our own City of Brier Police Officers and other law enforcement professionals who serve here," said Mayor Kaemingk. "As always, our goal is to continue to provide a fast and effective response for all emergency Police services in our community."
Cooperation between jurisdictions is nothing new, as "Mutual Aid" agreements between local agencies have been going on now successfully for many years. Neighboring cities and other emergency organizations depend on each other often for support and cooperation, as we all seek to serve our citizen's well in South Snohomish County.
"We are hopeful that this temporary change in leadership will be brief and not interrupt the excellent Police service that we all appreciate and depend on," said Mayor Kaemingk. The Mayor in coordination with the entire Brier City Council and City staff will be actively working to fill this important leadership position.
Please feel free to contact me at City Hall if you have any questions or comments. My phone number is 425 775 5440 and my email address is dkaemingk@ci.brier.wa.us.
Brier Mayor Dale Kaemingk
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Brier is a small, suburban, residential town located 15 miles north of Downtown Seattle, in Snohomish County. The population is approximately 6,300.
The City government consists of about 19 employees, working in three public services departments. Brier is 2.13 square miles with approximately 27 miles of streets and roads.
Throughout the City of Brier's history, development has resulted in an environment characterized by large homesites, wooded areas and semi-rural in nature.
The philosophy of the City is to continue to retain and maintain the basic, original, spacious and semi-rural wooded character of the areas and to remain relatively small, simple and intimate, with a minimum of regulation and taxation. It is intended that future development of Brier will be consistent and harmonious with the established pattern.
The overall goal of the city government is to preserve the existing character of The City of Brier as a single-family residential community, placing emphasis on the preservation of open space and natural landscape.
Brier City Hall
2901 228th St. SW
Brier, Washington 98036
(425) 775-5440 /
Fax (425) 672-9025
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BOARDS AND COMMISIONS
Get involved in your community. If you are a Brier resident and would like an opportunity to effect change in the city please submit a letter to the Mayor that you would be willing to serve on one of our boards or commissions.
Click Here - For details
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REUSABLE FACE MASKS FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES AVAILABLE AT BRIER CITY HALL
The Washington State Department of the Military has provided the City of Brier reusable face masks for low income families who live in Brier.
To obtain these masks you must provide proof of address such as a piece of mail or photo ID that shows you live in Brier. Low income individuals are defined as someone that falls at/below the 200% Federal poverty level.
Eligible families will receive two masks per family member. If you have questions or concerns you may contact the City Clerk-Treasurer at 425-775-5440.
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BRIER PARK PROVIDES ACCESSIBLE PATH
Having access to a safe place to walk can be an obstacle for many people who want to be active outdoors. The Brier Walks program encourages residents of all abilities to use Brier Park's ADA-accessible walking path and to keep track of their distance (walked or run) as a means to prevent disease and injury. The walking path and program are the first of their kind in Brier, and were made possible with support from the Verdant Health Commission.
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FIRE DISTRICT CAN HELP ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT SMOKE ALARMS AND HOME SAFETY
For more information visit their website at www.southsnofire.org or contact the Public Educator and Community Outreach at 425-320-5800 or by email - Click Here.
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