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Environmental Programs
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Environmental Programs
Responding to spills helps to keep our waterways (such as a lake, stream, ditch, or storm drains) clean and healthy.
If you see a spill M-F 8:00am - 4:00pm, please call the Public Works hotline at 425-622-9403 to notify us.
If you see a spill outside of our normal business hours (including holidays) please dial 9-1-1 to have it directed to the on-call Public Works staff.
When to call 9-1-1 immediately:
- A person is in the process of dumping pollution in a storm drain or waterway
- A large chemical or oil spill (about five gallons or more) on the ground or waterway
- Raw sewage spill
Thank you for doing your part to help keep our community safe and clean!
For general inquiries related to water quality or drainage concerns, please submit a Service Request and our Public Works team will investigate. To submit a Service Request, please either use:
CitizenVUE app from your mobile device
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Click here: Service Request Portal (lakestevenswa.gov)
Thank you for doing your part to help keep our community safe and clean!
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Environmental Programs
We have an outreach program with education, stewardship, and leadership opportunities for interested individuals. Contact the Environmental Programs Team at environmentalprograms@lakestevenswa.gov or visit Education and Outreach (Page coming Summer 2025).
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Environmental Programs
Surface Water Utility fees help fund the maintenance of the stormwater system, pollution prevention, education programs, and projects that protect water quality and reduce flooding.