The Lynnwood Crisis Care Center is set to open in early 2026 under the operation of Sea Mar Community Health Centers, providing 16 recliners for stays of up to 23 hours.

The council reviewed a study showing that denser, mixed-use development generates far more property tax revenue per acre than single-family homes, which could contribute to a city’s fiscal health.

Staff explored new revenue generating options, including increased property taxes and utility rates and introducing a B&O tax.

The Lynnwood City Council received updates Sept. 17 on the long-delayed Crisis Care Center, reviewed a study on land productivity and examined the city’s 2025-26 budget.

Crisis Care Center

After years of setbacks, the Lynnwood Crisis Care Center is now expected to open in early 2026. Construction wra

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