Civic Campus Project

The Civic Campus Redevelopment Project consists of a new city hall (18,600 square feet), an addition to the existing police station (3,100 square feet), a 14,000 square foot Town Center Park Plaza, landscaping, parking and public art.

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Main Street Project

The Main Street Project includes the design, engineering, and re-construction of 236th Street between 56th Avenue W and Interstate 5 (Phase 1 under construction), and 56th Avenue W between 230th and 236th Streets SW (future Phase 2).

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Town Center Update

The Town Center Plan is being updated to encourage revitalization of the Town Center. The recommended Plan calls for developing a vibrant attractive center filled with offices, restaurants, housing, retail stores, and community amenities.

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Light Rail Station

The Sound Transit 2 Link Light Rail Extension includes stations in Shoreline, Mountlake Terrace and Lynnwood. Opening in 2024, riders will enjoy reliable service to the University of Washington, Seattle, Eastside, and more.

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Current Park Projects

Did you know there’s nine current park projects in the works in Mountlake Terrace? Visit our new webpage to learn more about all the great improvements coming to a park near you!

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Terrace Station

The Terrace Station Project, adjacent to Interstate 5 just north of the King-Snohomish County line, includes three buildings, over 600 residential units, 80,000 square feet of commercial space and a new roadway into the project from 236th Street SW.

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Project Updates

Curious about all the projects happening in Mountlake Terrace? Visit “Project Updates” to learn about private development, public projects and infrastructure improvements in progress. You can find traffic alerts here too!

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236th Street SW Sidewalk Installation Underway

The Main Street Revitalization Project construction work on 236th Street SW continues. The city’s contractor is preparing the south side of the roadway for sidewalk installation this week of August 12. In addition, excavation for retaining walls along the...

Water Main Leak Causes 228th Street SW Closure in Brier

The City of Mountlake Terrace was notified by the Alderwood Water District that 228th Street SW within the city limits of Brier will be fully closed from 34th to 35th Avenues W from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the week of August 12.

This work is necessary to re...

Hazel Miller Foundation Funds Town Center Water Feature

The Hazel Miller Foundation has generously awarded the City of Mountlake Terrace with a $300,000 grant for construction of a water feature at the future Town Center Park Plaza.

The Town Center Park Plaza is part of the Civic Campus Redevelopment Project th...

Arts of the Terrace Call for Artists, Deadline August 30

Mountlake Terrace Arts Advisory Commission and Friends of the Arts are seeking paintings, prints, drawings, miniatures, calligraphy, photographs, 3-Dimensional and Artisans’ works for its 41st Annual Juried Art Show.

This year’s judges ...

Town Center Subarea Plan Upcoming Meetings

The next City Council work/study session on Thursday, August 15, will include a review of the Town Center Subarea Plan. Public comment will be accepted at this meeting.

At its July 22 special meeting, the City Council encouraged ongoing community input on ...

236th Street SW Sidewalk Installation Underway

The Main Street Revitalization Project construction work on 236th Street SW continues. The city’s contractor is preparing the south side of the roadway for sidewalk installation this week of August 12. In addition, excavation for retaining walls...

Residents Encouraged to Comment on Funding for Trail to Transit Center

The City of Mountlake Terrace would like the community to know about potential funding to make connecting to the Transit Center and future light rail station safer and easier. Please consider participating in the Sound Transit online open house before it ...

Water Main Leak Causes 228th Street SW Closure in Brier

The City of Mountlake Terrace was notified by the Alderwood Water District that 228th Street SW within the city limits of Brier will be fully closed from 34th to 35th Avenues W from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the week of August 12.

This work is necessary to re...

Town Center Subarea Plan Upcoming Meetings

At the July 22 special meeting, the City Council emphasized their desire to receive ongoing community input on the Town Center Subarea Plan Update and to contact the city with questions. To provide input, you may either attend a meeting and provide verbal...

Emphasis Begins on Dogs Running at Large

The city would like to remind community members and visitors that it is a civil violation for the owner or person having charge, care, custody or control of any animal, with the exception of domestic, licensed cats, to allow such animal to run at large. B...

Roger's Market Building Demolition

The City of Mountlake Terrace Community and Economic Development Department will be issuing permits for demolition of the former Roger’s Market building on 56th Avenue W.

Fruhling, Inc. will mobilize and demolish the 24,880 square foot concrete masonry bui...

Pool Schedule Available

View the most up-to-date pool schedule.

Road Closures to Begin

The City of Mountlake Terrace reminds the community that work at the intersection of 236th Street SW and 56th Avenue W begins Tuesday, March 19 for the Main Street Revitalization Project. The work will begin on Tuesday, March 19 and occur weekdays between...

Town Center Subarea Plan Upcoming Meetings

The next City Council work/study session on Thursday, August 15, will include a review of the Town Center Subarea Plan. Public comment will be accepted at this meeting.

At its July 22 special meeting, the City Council encouraged ongoing community input on ...

Town Center Subarea Plan Upcoming Meetings

At the July 22 special meeting, the City Council emphasized their desire to receive ongoing community input on the Town Center Subarea Plan Update and to contact the city with questions. To provide input, you may either attend a meeting and provide verbal...

Emphasis Begins on Dogs Running at Large

The city would like to remind community members and visitors that it is a civil violation for the owner or person having charge, care, custody or control of any animal, with the exception of domestic, licensed cats, to allow such animal to run at large. B...

City Seeks Input to Name Town Center Park Plaza

The city’s Recreation and Parks Advisory Commission (RPAC) is looking for community input on ideas to name the Town Center Park Plaza that will be located adjacent to the Civic Campus, at the corner of 232nd Street SW and 58th Avenue W.

The Town ...

Town Center Subarea Plan Upcoming Meetings

The next City Council work/study session on Thursday, August 15, will include a review of the Town Center Subarea Plan. Public comment will be accepted at this meeting.

At its July 22 special meeting, the City Council encouraged ongoing community input on ...