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Natural resource stewards - Water and Land Resources Keeping water clean - Wastewater Treatment Reduce, reuse, recycle - Solid Waste Our big backyard - Parks and Reccreation

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Drain Drainage or water quality
Report stormwater runoff and water quality problems or call 206-296-1900.

ilegal dumping Illegal dumping
Report illegal dumping or call 206-296-SITE or toll-free at
1-866-431-7483.

noxious weeds Noxious weed infestation
Report a weed site or call
206-296-0290 or e-mail.

Report sewer issues Sewer issues
Report construction issues, sewage spills, odor complaints or call 206-684-1280.

Resources

Customer Service Guide 2011

"Prompt, Fair, Results-Oriented Service for All"

The Customer Service Guide (pdf) is designed to help you quickly locate the service you need.


Green team
Beeing Green

Cure cabin fever by getting outside and exploring our public lands. Look up where to go using printable maps of parks and trails designed by King County's GIS Center.

About DNRP

Christie True

DNRP main number:
206-296-6500

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Map GIS Center
Operations GIS
Mapping and property information

DNRP Video

The Watershed Report (external link)
Award-winning series of video reports on positive sustainability trends in the 13 school districts and 27 cities of the greater Lake Washington Watershed.

EcoCribz video

EcoCribz episode two: Green Gone Brown
Natural Networks video icon Kevin and Kay Brown turn a bad remodel into a good one, with the help of Pathway Construction and an army of volunteers.

Popular links

King Count flood alert Flood alerts
Choose your river and your notification level

Parcel Viewer
Interactive Property Research Tool

What do I do with? What do I do with?
To find reuse, recycling and disposal options for multiple materials