Public involvement
West Point Treatment Plant Current Projects
Offer your feedback and ask us questions about the projects taking place at West Point Treatment Plant through our Online Open House
Learn more about how King County is making West Point Treatment Plant more reliable and resilient to climate change! Watch a recording of our presentation or read about the important improvements happening at West Point. To ask a question or leave a comment, you can visit the Online Open House. It will remain open until 10:00 pm, October 14, 2022.
Click the link below to access the Online Open House
West Point Treatment Plant 2022-23 Projects
The Open House offers more information on the following projects:
- Primary Effluent and Return Activated Sludge Pipe Restoration/Replacement
- Instrument and Service Air System
- Grit Classifiers Replacement
- Raw Sewage Pump Replacement
- Sedimentation Tanks Seismic Upgrades
- Power Quality Improvement
How King County works with the community
King County works with the community to provide project information and identify potential impacts. Stay informed, stay involved as we share information through:
- Individual meetings with community groups, organizations and leaders
- Briefings to local community groups, agencies and jurisdictions
- Community meetings
- Project newsletters and fliers
- Current projects Web page
- News releases
Magnolia Community Council Board, 1/19/21: Wastewater Treatment Division staff provided an overview of West Point Treatment Plant capital improvement projects.
King County media release, 2/25/21: Executive Constantine requests $65 million and signs emergency declaration to protect West Point Treatment Plant from power disruptions
King County Wastewater Treatment Division blog, 2/26/21:
UPDATED: We’re working to improve power supply quality at West Point Treatment Plant to continue our clean-water mission
- West Point tours - see Education Events page
- West Point videos
- West Point Treatment Plant Tour, July 25, 2013
- Making King County’s wastewater treatment resilient to climate change, Feb. 12, 2020
- Building for Our Future: The Jameson Replacement Project, August 28, 2019
- Celebrating West Point employees, August 15, 2017
- The Future of Regional Water Quality, November 30, 2015
Contact us
For more information about capital projects at West Point Treatment Plant, please contact Ryan Harlow, Community Services, rharlow@kingcounty.gov, 206-848-0814.
24-hour emergency and odor reporting: 206-263-3801
Administration: 206-477-9800
Address
1400 Discovery Park Blvd.
Seattle, WA 98199
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