Historical Commission

As a precaution against spreading COVID-19, the City will be conducting Historical Commission meetings remotely.

The next Historical Commission meeting is scheduled on May 24, 2022 at 6:30 pm.

Historical Commission Packet

May 24 packet coming soon

Remote Public Meeting Guidelines and Procedures

The City of Everett uses Microsoft TEAMS to conduct public meetings. The public can access via phone, or online using the TEAMS App.

Via Phone:

To listen to the public meeting, call the conference call line (425-616-3920) and enter the ID# (919 546 101#) of the meeting. All external calls will be muted during the presentations. At the appropriate time, the Historical Commission Chair will open the meeting to public comments. Those wishing to speak may unmute their phones by entering *6 when their phone number is called. Speakers will need to state their name and address as introduction. 

Via computer/smartphone/tablet:

If you have a computer/smartphone/tablet and an Internet connection you can join via Microsoft Teams.

Click here to join the meeting as early as 15 minutes before the meeting starts. It will open in a browser. You can choose to follow the instructions on that webpage to install the Teams app or join from the browser.


Once you are in the meeting, please mute your microphone. Please keep mic muted until the Historical Commission Chair opens the period for public comments. If you do not have a headset with microphone, or are unsure if your computer has an integrated microphone, you may also call in using the conference call line and enter the ID# of the meeting.

Regular Meetings (currently virtual)

  • 6:30 p.m.
  • The 4th Tuesday of most months

Meeting Topics

  • Topics relating to the conservation of the city’s historic resources
  • Promotion of civic historical awareness

All meetings are open to the public.

Agendas & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes

Members

The Everett Historical Commission is made up of 9 commissioners and 2 alternates who are appointed by the mayor and approved by City Council. These commissioners are responsible for the Everett Historic Preservation Program.

  • Amelia Hieb, Chair
  • Arnold Morrison, Vice Chair
  • Ashli Bush
  • Theresa Gemmer
  • Patrick Hall
  • Steve Fox
  • Andrea Tucker
  • Madison Vazquez
  • Collin Palen

About the Historical Commission

The Historical Commission advises the city on matters of history and historic preservation.

Duties

  • Nominating properties to the Everett Register of Historic Places
  • Reviewing State and National Register nominations
  • Approving projects for Special Valuation tax benefits
  • Providing design review in the Historic Overlay Zone
  • Sponsoring workshops
  • Publishing books and brochures on Everett heritage