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Report a problem Drainage or water quality Stormwater runoff and surface water quality problems call 206-296-1900. Illegal dumping Report illegal dumping call 206-296-SITE or toll-free at 1-866-431-7483. Noxious weed infestation Report a weed site, please call 206-296-0290 or e-mail. Popular links Jobs Stormwater services Science newsletter Rain barrel information Publications Customer Service Guide 2011 Resources Ag program Forestry program Hazardous Waste programs Native Plant Salvage Program Northwest natural yard and garden information Noxious weeds program Salmon Habitat Conservation (WRIA 8) Salmon Habitat Recovery (WRIA 9) Small Habitat Restoration Program (SHRP) Snoqualmie Watershed Forum (WRIA 7) Volunteer Opportunities Index of services Employee resources Remote Outlook login News and information for King County employees and their families
	About WLRD A message from the director: Mark Isaacson Contacts and directions WLRD main number: 206-296-6519 Our Mission King County Water and Land Resources Division is helping to protect King County's water and lands so that its citizens can enjoy them safely today, and for generations to come. >> WLR mission and goals Current projects King County gets $3.6 million in grants to improve water quality, protect habitat The Water and Land Resources Division of King County’s Department of Natural Resources and Parks has received $3,647,252 in EPA funds under the Puget Sound Watershed Management Assistance Program, in support of the Puget Sound Partnership’s Action Agenda to protect and restore the sound. WLRD Key initiatives Flood prevention and awareness Stormwater services Salmon Recovery Climate change Energy plan Rural services KingStat 2010-2011 Strategic Plan - 1MB PDF	News and announcements Feb. 2, 2012 Expert review of river and floodplain projects recommends more, earlier public engagement Jan. 27, 2012 King County’s residents weigh in on river management priorities through survey Oct. 27, 2011 First mitigation credit program of its kind in the state would streamline permitting and draws support from both builders and environmental groups Oct. 24, 2011 Agencies reaffirm King County’s high credit ratings ahead of bond sale 2011 Division Days video Sept. 15, 2011 Updated directory helps King County businesses safely manage hazardous waste » 2011 archived features » DNRP newsroom Snoqualmie River safety video Tips for your enjoyment and precaution.