Please remember to wash your hands...and fill out the census! Do your part: prevent the spread of germs but “spread” the word about the census. The census determines funding for life-saving services such as medical clinics, emergency response and more. Answer the census at www.2020census.gov. #2020census #shapeyourfuture
Neighborhood meetings are going virtual
In order to ensure social distancing to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, leaders in neighborhood groups are working to host meetings in new ways. In person meetings have been cancelled for the time being. Some groups are using social media to stay connected and share information, such as Facebook-live, Zoom or postings on social media. Contact your neighborhood group to find out if they are hosting a virtual meeting. We encourage you to check in with your neighbors, stay in contact using social media, phone calls and email to support each other.
Most spring activities have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 coronavirus. Contact your neighborhood group to learn about virtual meetings, future activities and events. Volunteers are always needed. Click on the Neighborhood Map link at the right side of this page. Visit the web page for your neighborhood to find contact information. Let your neighborhood leaders know how you want to participate. All are welcome!
Know what’s going on in your neighborhood
Introducing the new subscription feature, neighborhood notifications, where residents can sign up to receive email and/or text news and updates specific to their neighborhood area.
Everett’s a great place to be and there are many ways to get connected within your neighborhood! Several neighborhoods have Facebook pages, communicate on NextDoor.com and have websites. Contact your neighborhood chairperson to find out how you can get connected! Not sure which neighborhood you live in? Check our neighborhoods map (PDF). View the city map gallery for more maps. Find common ground, start a conversation, get curious about who your neighbors are and learn about their interests. You probably have something in common!
You can keep social distance and still:
Walk the dog and greet people you see
Stop and chat to admire neighbors’ gardens
Create a phone tree to connect with neighbors
Take time to meet and greet your neighbors as you take a walk.
Offer help with grocery errands or pharmacy delivery
