Department of Natural Resources and Parks
Covid-19 Response
King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks employees continue to perform critical work that helps safeguard human and environmental health. Based on established COVID-19 guidance provided by Public Health – Seattle & King County, all DNRP offices are closed to the public.
King County Parks re-opened our parks and trails on May 8 with some restrictions. Learn more.
For questions about COVID-19, visit kingcounty.gov/covid, view Service changes because of COVID-19 and subscribe to the Public Health Insider blog.
About DNRP
Christie True, Director
Report a problem
Drainage or water quality
Report stormwater runoff and water quality problems online or call 206-477-4811.
Illegal dumping
Report illegal dumping or call 206-296-SITE or toll-free at
1-866-431-7483.
Noxious weed infestation
Report a noxious weed infestation online or call 206-477-9333.
Sewer issues
Report construction issues, sewage spills, odor complaints or call 206-477-5371.
Popular links
Choose your river and your notification level
Parcel Viewer
Interactive Property Research Tool
What do I do with?
To find reuse, recycling and disposal options for multiple materials
A new resource for your farm operation
Green Jobs
Find many environmental careers available within our department and King County.
News and announcements
Dec. 5, 2019
External article, Seattle Times
As costs soar, King County wants to redo water-pollution agreement with state and feds
Resources
Environmental education resources
Customer Service Guide - 197Kb PDF
Guía de Servicio al Cliente - 197Kb PDF