Water and Land Resources Division

News and announcements

• Take our survey and share how beach closures affect your household* (Closes April 7.)
• Sign up for the Mar. 31 Noxious Weeds and Invasive Plants in King County class
• Checkout our schedule for classes about noxious weeds
• View the 2021 Noxious Weed list*
• Fish Passage Restoration Program completed inventory of over 3,000 potential barriers to fish habitat (video)*
• Using science to protect water quality for people, salmon and orcas (video)

*External web site.

>> Go to DNRP Newsroom

Report a problem

Drainage or water quality
Stormwater runoff and surface water quality problems call 206-477-4811.

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 206-477-WEED or e-mail.

Popular sites

• Flood Warning System | Sandbags
• Stormwater runoff pollution and how to reduce it
• Salmon and trout identification
• Noxious weed info
• Rain barrel information

Our priorities

• Flood prevention and awareness
• Stormwater services
• Salmon recovery
• Farm King County (external) & Local food
  
• Land conservation
• Planting one million trees
• Climate change
• Energy plan
• Rural services
• KingStat

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Resources

• Agriculture
• Capital projects map
• Environmental monitoring
• Forestry
• Hazardous waste
• Northwest natural yard and garden
• Salmon habitat conservation
• Small Habitat Restoration Program (SHRP)
• Watersheds
• Videos

Oh yeah. Water and Land Resources on Facebook

About WLR Division

King County Water and Land Resources Division is helping to protect King County's water and lands so that its residents can enjoy them safely today, and for generations to come.

• Who we are and what we do.
  
• Our mission and goals.
• Email WLR Customer Service
• Consultant and Contractor Forum

Employee resources

• Remote Outlook login
• News and information for King County employees and their families