The original 1903 Paddy Wagon body was remounted onto a newer model truck frame. The building, though heavily modified still stands today. The City of Everett outgrew its first home in the Middle 1920s City Fathers hired architects to design a new city hall. Contracts were awarded and construction began in February 1929. The building has several dominant features.
Fluted columns grace the front facia of the building.
A major remodel and addition to the City Hall occurred in 1978 to assist the growing city with housing an increased staff, and to serve a growing population. Mayor Bill Moore dedicated the new Everett City Hall on July 2, 1979. The exterior of the facility has changed little since then. In 1998 and 1999 Everett City government began relocation into its new home next door, the Wall Street Building. The Police Department continues to grow with the population and now occupies the entire former city hall.