City of Mill Creek
Surface Water Utility
Reporting Illegal Dumping into the Storm Drain System or Creeks.
Call City Hall at 425-745-1891           (9 am-5 pm).

After normal working hours and on weekends call the Dept. of Ecology
at 425-649-7000.

Examples of Illegal dumping are:
Dumping paint, concrete slurry, oil, fertilizers, and antifreeze into the catch basins out in the streets.

For more information:
See "Citizen Guide for Reporting Water Quality Problems."

    Surface Water Utility Contacts

        Marci Chew,
        Surface Water Program Specialist
       
marci@cityofmillcreek.com
        425-921-5709

        Kim Mason-Hatt, Surface Water Billing
       
Kimm@cityofmillcreek.com
        425-921-5730
Current Issues:
   2013 Surface Water Billing
       •   General 2013 Information
        •   Automated Billing System



New !   FREE  Fall Garden Series Classes
Easy Registration

Managing Rainwater at Home Brochure
Waterwise Garden Installed in Mill Creek
Low Impact Development
Help prevent minor flooding

Current Topics:

About Stormwater -Frequently asked questions
Stormwater Detention Ponds, Vaults, and Catch Basins
Volunteer Opportunities
NPDES Ecology Permit

   
Pollution Prevention Topics:

Automotive Maintenance and Repair
Best Management Practices for Businesses
Biodegradable Soap is Toxic to Aquatic Life
Car Washing Tips
Citizen Guide for Reporting Water Quality Problems
Erosion Control Procedures for Construction
Healthy Garden Tips
How to Properly Remove Pet Waste from our Environment
Stream Sampling in the City of Mill Creek
West Nile Virus
What do I do with Household Hazardous Waste?


Links:

Chinook Salmon Conservation Program
How to Build a Rain Garden
Puget Sound Starts Here
Department of Ecology Coastal Atlas

         
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Welcome to the
City of Mill Creek's
Surface Water
Utility.

The City of Mill Creek Surface Water Utility manages surface water in order to protect water quality, prevent flooding, control storm water runoff and erosion control, and rehabilitate stream and drainage corridors to benefit salmon and wildlife habitat.
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