Everett City Hall Closed Following Cybersecurity Incident Everett City Hall will remain closed on Tuesday after officials detected a cybersecurity incident impacting internal network and technology systems. The breach was discovered around 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, prompting an immediate investigation and efforts to restore affected systems. Mayor Robert Van Campen confirmed that securing city infrastructure and assessing the full scope of the incident are top priorities. The city’s IT department and Everett Police Department are leading the response to restore operations as quickly as possible. While City Hall is closed, essential services including Everett Public Schools, libraries, police, fire, and public works will remain operational. Online bill payment platforms are also unaffected. Critical City Hall staff will relocate to the Connolly Senior Center to maintain limited operations. City officials will decide by Tuesday whether City Hall can reopen on Wednesday, with updates posted online. The closure follows a similar cyber incident reported by Springfield Public Schools, which also disrupted operations. No further details on the nature or origin of the attack have been released.