Public Works > Stormwater Quality Resources
STORMWATER QUALITY - THE BASICS
- opens in a new windowThe Drain is Just for Rain
- opens in a new windowCar Washing & Our Waterways
- opens in a new windowOutdoor Cleaning and Pressure Washing
- opens in a new windowWater Quality and You
- opens in a new windowPet Waste FAQs
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- opens in a new windowNatural Yard Care
BUSINESSES
- opens in a new windowVehicle Washing for Commercial Property Owners and Businesses
- opens in a new windowOutdoor Cleaning and Pressure Washing
- opens in a new windowStormwater Pollution Prevention Practices for Business
- opens in a new windowMenu for a Cleaner Environment-Guide for the Food Service Industry
- opens in a new windowDumpster Maintenance
- opens in a new windowWaste, Cleaning, and Spills Best Management Practices
FACILITY MAINTENANCE
- opens in a new windowOperations & Maintenance Plan – Maintenance Standards
- opens in a new windowStormwater Facility Maintenance Manual (Revised June 2014)
- opens in a new windowPrivate Drainage Facility Inspection & Maintenance Report Form (2020)
- opens in a new windowStormwater Maintenance Providers
- opens in a new windowHow to check sediment depth in catch basins, vaults, and tanks
Water Quality Improvement Plans
Quick Links
Puget Sound Starts Here
opens in a new windowPuget Sound Starts Here is a partnership of local and regional governments dedicated to improving water quality in Puget Sound and our local lakes, rivers and streams.
Click on the logo to find out what you can do to join neighbors in action.
Clean Water Kitsap
opens in a new windowClean Water Kitsap is a multi-agency partnership created to reduce flooding, prevent pollution and restore fish habitat through stormwater management activities. We are managed by Kitsap County Public Works and fund partner programs within these agencies – Kitsap Public Health District, Kitsap Conservation District and Washington State University Kitsap Extension.
