Annual City Census by Mail
An annual city census mailer is sent to every household. You must respond if you are a resident of Everett whether you are a voter or not. Every person should be listed, including all children and non- U.S. citizens. This is a very important function to the city in regards to state funding as well as keeping your name listed as active on the voting lists.
Please check over the information provided on the form making any necessary changes and mail back to this office as soon as possible.
New Feature starting in 2023
Starting in 2023 a Vote by Mail application and Dog License application will also be included with your census form for your convenience.
New Occupants
If you are a new occupant of a residence, use the form addressed to your address and update it with your information, as you are the current resident. Please be aware that this office protects your rights by never giving out any telephone numbers, so please include your phone number on the form in case we have any questions about your household.
Missing Form
If you have not received a census form, by February 1st, contact the Election Commission at either 617-394-2296 or 617-394-2297 to have one mailed out to you.
Thanking you in advance for your cooperation.
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Elections Department
Provides accurate, courteous and timely election services to the voters of the City of Everett.
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History of the City Clerk
The Municipal Clerk is the oldest of public servants in local government, along with the tax collector. The profession traces back before Biblical times.
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Inspectional Services Online Permitting
The City of Everett is pleased to offer residents, organizations and businesses the ability to apply, pay for, and receive building, electrical, gas, plumbing, and mechanical permits online. Users will also have the ability to check the status of permits and inspections.
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Physician Registration
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Vital Records
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