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Home / Get services/ Utilities / Stormwater management

Stormwater management

Learn how we manage stormwater, protect local waterways, offer stormwater education and volunteer programs, and inspect private stormwater systems.

Surface water and stormwater management plans

This program manages surface water and stormwater runoff, drainage infrastructure, and natural water systems to create a safer, more sustainable environment for residents.

Runoff management inspections

Learn how we inspect private stormwater systems and business sites to help prevent flooding, reduce pollution, and protect local waterways.

Stormwater education and involvement

Stormwater that flows into our storm drains and natural waterways is not treated and can be harmful to fish and wildlife. Here’s how you can help keep our local waters clean!

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4800 South 188th Street
SeaTac, WA 98188-8605

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206-973-4680

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