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
Sep. 30, 2020
Introducing Leafline, a coalition to connect Central Puget Sound with regional trails
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