Angel Barron

This strategic plan serves as a roadmap for the City of Lake Stevens, outlining its long-term direction and goals to build a stronger, more vibrant community. The plan focuses on four strategic areas: Community Vitality, Accessible and Optimal Infrastructure, Organizational Innovation and Excellence, and Environmental Stewardship. It aims to foster a thriving economy, preserve natural beauty, and support an exceptional quality of life for all residents, guided by principles of integrity, excellent service, collaboration, strategic mindset, and engaged leadership.

The Lake Stevens Center Subarea Plan outlines a framework for the City of Lake Stevens to revitalize and expand its core retail area. The plan's strategic direction focuses on several key elements: promoting economic development and balancing jobs and housing, transforming the area into a regional center with diverse retail and mixed-use complexes, enhancing community character and livability through high-quality design and housing choices, upgrading transportation and mobility, integrating sustainability and natural resource protection, and investing in public places and community facilities to attract businesses and residents and improve quality of life.

The City Council of the City of Lake Stevens passed an ordinance amending the 2021 budget. The amendments concern fund balances, revenues, and expenditures for various fund balances for the year 2021. The ordinance provides for summary publication by ordinance title and specifies an effective date.

This document presents the City of Lake Stevens' Comprehensive Plan, outlining the strategic direction and long-term development initiatives for the period spanning 2024 to 2044. It serves as a foundational roadmap for the city's future growth and planning.

The City of Lake Stevens 2044 Comprehensive Plan is a non-project action designed to guide the city's growth and development through 2044. It establishes growth targets for population, employment, and housing units, addressing land use, housing, infrastructure, transportation, recreation, and funding needs. The plan emphasizes compliance with legislation related to housing, climate change, and equity, and evaluates the capacity of public services and utilities to support projected growth.