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The Stormwater Management Program addresses water quality and flood control problems within the City of Woodinville.
Program staff protect local water quality through stormwater facility inspections and maintenance, water quality and creek monitoring, and providing opportunities for education and outreach within the community.
The Stormwater Management Program addresses water quality and flood control problems within the City of Woodinville.
Program staff protect local water quality through stormwater facility inspections and maintenance, water quality and creek monitoring, and providing opportunities for education and outreach within the community.
We want to hear from you! The City encourages public comment and participation in the development and implementation of the Stormwater Management Program Plan. Feedback will be used to improve our stormwater services for the community. You can read about our Stormwater Management Program Plan for 2020 under the "Documents" tab and provide feedback at any time.
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What is Stormwater?
Brought to you by King County, the video What is Stormwater provides an overview of stormwater's affect on our environment. Most of the region’s water falls from the sky and eventually ends up in Puget Sound. But the route stormwater takes and the pollutants it comes into contact with along the way tells us a lot. It helps explain the whys of the health of our rivers, lakes and the Sound and the need to monitor and protect our natural resources.
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How Storm Drains Work
Brought to you by King County, The video How Storm Drains Work and Why They are Important describes how storm drains function and why it’s important to remember “only rain down the drain”.
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How to Respond to a Spill
Brought to you by King County, the video How to Respond to a Spill Right Away shows how to block and clean up spills to keep them from entering storm drains.
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Prevent Dumpster Soup
Brought to you by King County, the video Prevent Dumpster Soup and Reduce Water Pollution shows how to make sure your dumpster isn't polluting local streams and Puget Sound.