Millbrook anticipates growth with Paine Field expansion and waste management upgrades

May 28, 2025 | Mill Creek, Snohomish County, Washington

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Mill Creek is poised for significant growth and collaboration following key discussions at the City Council Regular Meeting on May 27, 2025. The council highlighted the anticipated expansion of Paine Field, which is set to add 12 gates and approximately 200,000 square feet of terminal space. This development is expected to attract over 4 million visitors in the next decade, presenting a substantial opportunity for economic growth in the region, particularly for the South Town Center area.

City officials expressed optimism about the strategic positioning of Mill Creek, noting that its distance from the airport will mitigate potential issues such as noise pollution and traffic congestion that may affect neighboring cities. This aligns with the city’s long-term vision for 2040, reinforcing the belief that the expansion will benefit Mill Creek in various ways.
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In addition to airport developments, the council discussed advancements in waste management. A recent tour of the Cascade Recycling Center revealed a $56 million investment in new equipment, which will enhance recycling capabilities by 50%. This project is part of a regional effort involving five cities, including Mill Creek, to improve waste processing and reduce costs through collaboration.

The council emphasized the importance of regional partnerships, with mayors and city managers from surrounding areas meeting bi-monthly to explore cost-saving measures and operational efficiencies. Initiatives such as sharing equipment and professional service contracts are being considered to streamline operations and reduce expenses across the cities.

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These discussions reflect Mill Creek's proactive approach to growth and sustainability, positioning the city to leverage upcoming developments for the benefit of its residents and the broader community. As these projects unfold, the council remains committed to ensuring that the impacts are positive and equitable for all stakeholders involved.

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