Everett Approves Additional Funds for Downtown Stadium Project

Everett City Council approves $10.6M to move AquaSox stadium project forward

An additional $10.6 million in funding was approved by the Everett City Council on Wednesday for design and property acquisition that will move forward plans for an outdoor stadium for the Everett AquaSox and United Soccer League expansion teams. In a 6-1 vote, the city council approved an amended ordinance to increase the total funding for design and acquisition, after the council previously approved $4.8 million in 2025, according to The Puget…

Everett approves more than $10 million for new baseball stadium

(The Center Square) - The Everett City Council approved a plan on Wednesday that will cost taxpayers another $10.6 million for design work for a new baseball park for the Aquasox, a minor league affiliate of the Seattle Mariners.

Everett City Council approves extra $10.6M for future AquaSox stadium

The ballpark, which was first approved by the council in 2022, is expected to reach completion in late 2027 and will host the Everett AquaSox.

Everett approves additional funds for downtown stadium project

Everett Advances Funding for Outdoor Event Center to Keep AquaSox in Town

The move comes after Major League Baseball updated stadium requirements in 2020–21, leaving Funko Field out of compliance.

Everett City Council Paving the Path for a Downtown Stadium

On Wednesday the Everett City Council approved an extra $10.6 million and other items to ensure the new downtown stadium, or “outdoor events center” stays on track for completion in late 2027. All councilmembers voted in favor, except Judy Tuohy, who wanted more signed contracts and guarantees. In particular, she didn’t like that United Soccer […]