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As residents of the rainy Pacific Northwest, we might assume that clean, fresh water will always be ours for the asking. But pollution, urbanization, and other population pressures challenge this assumption.
Clean Water Program
Clark County administers the Clean Water Program to safeguard the quality of our water and comply with the federal Clean Water Act.
The program's primary activities include stormwater capital improvements, water quality monitoring, public education and outreach, regulations and enforcement, and stormwater maintenance. As the county's population continues to increase, Water Resources is committed to keeping our waterways clean for people, fish, and wildlife.
Learn more about Clark County's Stormwater Management Plan Update and the public involvement process - Clark County is required to submit an updated stormwater management program plan to the Washington Department of Ecology by February 2008.
Clean Water Program Accomplishments (PDF - 161K)
Curious about what's been done to protect our water? Here is a simple overview of recent Clean Water Program accomplishments.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Clean Water Fee (PDF - 189K)
| Clark County 24-hour Surface Water Quality and Spill Complaint line |
Call 360-397-2446 to report:
- spills and dumping into surface water or storm drains
- illicit sewer and waste water connections to the stormwater drainage system.
Not sure who to call? Refer to our online directory - Who to call with water-related questions
| Watch video about the Clean Water Program (MWV Format) | |
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Clean Water Program - August 1, 2004 (5:58 minutes)
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