The Consultant and Contractor Forum has moved to a virtual hub! Upcoming Capital Projects with the Water and Land Resources Division on the King County Engagement Hub replaces the previous virtual and in-person events.

The Water and Land Resources Division manages agriculture, forestry, rivers, flooding, habitat, noxious weeds, stormwater, environmental science, and hazardous waste in King County.

KEY: Italicized Blue –Environmental Programs Section Manager TLT/SDA Position GREEN Box - VACANT Position Purple Lettering – Probationary Employee

WLRD contributes to nearly half (44%) of the preparedness action in the 2020 Strategic Climate Action Plan (SCAP). In our division we work to increase tree canopy in urban areas; improve forest health to reduce wildfire risk; design projects to consider the future changes in river and stream runoff due to climate impacts; and we do real-time ...

DNRP/WLRD - Finance and Administration (FA) Nitin Chadha (206) 477-4800 : DNRP/WLRD - Hazardous Waste Management Program : Maythia Airhart (206) 296-4692 : DNRP/WLRD - Human Resources : Pamela Johnson (206) 477-4717 : DNRP/WLRD - River and Floodplain Management Section (RFMS) Laura Bradstreet (206) 477-4812 : DNRP/WLRD - Rural and …

WLRD freshwater and groundwater monitoring; microbial source tracking; swim beach monitoring; Wastewater Treatment Division’s (WTD) Water Reuse and Technology and Assessment; King County Roads; WLRD Stormwater Services; and reimbursable projects. Meghan Elkey

Water and Land Resources Division (WLRD): WLRD reception - 206-477-4800; Hazardous Waste - [email protected] or 206-296-4692 The Haz Waste Help Line operates Monday through Saturday. Stormwater runoff and surface water quality problems - 206-477-4811; Flood Warning Center: 206-296-8200; Report a noxious weed: 206-477-WEED

Name: DNRP/WLRD - Stormwater Services Section (SWS) Description: This section of the Water and Land Resources Division is responsible for coordinating the County''s compliance with state and federal stormwater management regulations that protect water quality and for implementing a variety of stormwater management programs integral to this compliance as well as to the …

Basin Stewards are a team of professionals in the Water and Land Resources Division (WLRD). They specialize in protecting and restoring natural resources and focus mainly on unincorporated King County.

DNRP/WLRD - Environmental Lab (LAB) Description: The Environmental Laboratory (Lab) provides quality field, laboratory, information, and advisory services in support of King County and other publicly-sponsored programs that protect and enhance water quality. Field scientists collect samples from marine Parent group: