Marysville WA Police

06/10/2026

🇺🇸 Just in time for America’s 250th! Grab yours! 🇺🇸

By Marysville Police Foundation

06/08/2026

***UPDATE***
Shirley has been located and will be evaluated by Fire Department personnel. Thank you.

Shirley Hardy is 90 years old with dementia and was last seen at 2PM today, before walking away from her adult family home near 88th St NE and 36th Ave NE. Shirley has white hair and was wearing a blue jacket, green shirt, black pants and black shoes. Please call the police if you come across her.

06/08/2026

***UPDATE***

Kaleah has been located and is safe, thank you.

If you have seen or talked to Kaleah since April 24th, please contact the Marysville Police Department.

06/03/2026

🔥Guardians of the Flame—Champions for Inclusion🫡

Thank you, Marysville, for supporting the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Washington! Since last Thursday’s event, more than $20,000 has been raised across the region.

Members of the Marysville Police Department, including Chief Erik Scairpon, proudly took part in the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run, carrying the Flame of Hope from Arlington to Lake Stevens and handing off to our partners at the Lake Stevens Police Department🚓 Fellow officers and even Eddie the Eagle joined in support! 💙

The Torch Run is more than a tradition. It’s a movement that unites law enforcement agencies in support of Special Olympics athletes. For MPD, this commitment continues with the annual Polar Plunge. Supporting these athletes is one of the ways we serve.

If you’d like to help keep the momentum going you can donate here: https://impact.sowa.org/give/759757/ #!/donation/checkout

06/02/2026

🎉Congratulations to the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission’s Basic Law Enforcement Academy Class 935!👏

Today, 30 new officers graduated from the Northwest Regional Campus in Arlington, stepping into a field that is critical to the safety of the communities they have sworn to protect.

Over the past 19 weeks, these recruits transformed into a team grounded in professionalism, integrity and accountability.

Mayor Jon Nehring and Chief Erik Scairpon joined the celebration to welcome and congratulate our newest Marysville Police Officers:
• Officer Cody Barnes
• Officer Spencer Hamilton
• Officer Alejandro Zapata
• Officer Paola Medina

A special recognition goes to Officer Alejandro Zapata, who served as Vice President of Class 935. Welcome to the team!🫡

06/01/2026

The June edition of City Scene is here! Catch up on community news, upcoming events, including Poochella, Marysville Police Department's Annual Report, and the grand opening of a new turf field at the Strawberry Fields Athletic Complex.
Read now: https://conta.cc/4x3TOuv
Subscribe: www.marysvillewa.gov/CityScene

05/28/2026

⭐️Employee Spotlight: Community Service Officer Joie Mette 🐾

When it comes to dedication, expertise, and passion, CSO Joie Mette brings it all to the City of Marysville.

Joie holds not one, but TWO master’s degrees—one in Forensics and another in Veterinary Forensics. She is a nationally accredited Animal Control Officer, certified in Chemical Immobilization, and made local history by successfully winning Marysville’s first jury trial for Animal Cruelty.

Whether she’s investigating animal cruelty cases, advocating for the welfare of animals, or serving our community, Joie consistently goes above and beyond.

When she’s off the clock, you’ll likely find her hiking the trails with her dogs, planning her next travel adventure, enjoying a slice of pizza, or rewatching episodes of Friends (her arm tattoos are all the proof you need!).

Joie’s unique skillset, professionalism, and commitment to public service make her an incredible asset to the City of Marysville and our department. We’re proud to have her on our team.

Thank you, Joie, for everything you do! 👏🐶❤️

05/27/2026

This month, the Marysville Police Department proudly celebrated two important milestones within our custody division. 👏🫡

Custody Officer Brandon Cross took his Oath of Office, joined by Jail Commander Chris Jones, and Valerie Feucht was sworn in for her promotion to Custody Corporal, accompanied by Chief Erik Scairpon. Both were administered their oaths by Mayor Jon Nehring in front of the Marysville City Council.

These officers will continue serving the City of Marysville through their roles in the Marysville Jail. Join us in congratulating Custody Officer Cross and Custody Corporal Feucht on their accomplishments and their continued call to service.🎉

05/15/2026

UPDATE: IN CUSTODY

Please report any sightings to 911 and any potential tips to the Non-Emergency number.  (425) 407-3999

5/15 12:45PM Update: Kimble was located and apprehended without incident at the Lynnwood Transit Station at 12:15 p.m. on May 15.

Press release and additional photo here: https://doc.wa.gov/news/2026/press-release-apprehended-minimum-security-incarcerated-individual-escaped-monroe-correctional

5/15 10:45AM Update: DOC and the Monroe Police Department continue efforts to locate escapee Samuel Kimble. At this time, we do not believe he is in the Monroe area. Law enforcement agencies continue working to safely locate and take him into custody.

Original Post:
DOC and local law enforcement are searching for minimum security incarcerated individual Samuel Evans Kimble, who escaped from the Minimum Security Unit at Monroe Correctional Complex at 10:53 p.m. on Thursday, May 14. Kimble was last seen wearing grey sweatpants, a khaki jacket, and a black hair covering.

If you see Kimble, do not approach him. Please call 911 with information or DOC at 360-794-2720.

Kimble is currently serving a sentence of 27 months for a conviction of a Domestic Violence Court Order Violation – Assault out of Snohomish County with an earned release date of Jan. 5, 2027.

Read the release: https://doc.wa.gov/news/2026/press-release-minimum-security-incarcerated-individual-escaped-monroe-correctional-complex

05/13/2026

National Police Week is about more than a uniform. It’s about sacrifice, service, teamwork, and commitment to the communities we protect.🚓💙

This week we honor those who continue the mission — and remember those who gave everything in the line of duty.🫡