Everett Adds New 'No Sit, No Lie' Buffer Zones Downtown and on Broadway
The City of Everett expanded its buffer zone program in October 2026, creating new areas along Colby Avenue and Broadway where sitting or lying down on public property is prohibited, while removing one existing zone.
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| Oct 22, 8:43 PM | kiro7.com | Everett establishes new ‘buffer zones’ where camping and loitering are banned |
| Oct 22, 3:58 PM | mynorthwest.com | ‘Where are they going to go?’: Gee and Ursula back Everett’s crackdown on homeless camps but question what comes next |
| Oct 21, 3:45 PM | komonews.com | Everett adds new zones near Colby & Broadway banning sitting, lying down in public spaces |
| Oct 20, 1:47 PM | heraldnet.com | Everett adds two new “no sit, no lie” buffer zones, removes another |