Environmental Lab Home Trouble Call Home Program Components: Services Resources and Response Water Quality Sampling Water Quality Alerts MAPS: Wastewater Service Area Sewer Utility Area		Trouble Call Program RESOURCES and RESPONSE: When responding to water quality emergencies, there are a variety of resources available to the the Trouble Call Program.  We have a dedicated response vehicle equipped with booms and pads for small-scale cleanup and containment.  For larger responses, the program has the ability to tap into resources from the Environmental Services Unit of King County's Environmental Laboratory and the expertise of water quality planners from the Water and Land Resources Division.  The Trouble Call Program supports the King County Wastewater Treatment Division 24 hours/7 days a week.  If there is a wastewater emergency, the program will respond as needed to provide sampling support, lab analysis and data coordination.     Resources include: Use of 44' research vessel, Liberty, and 24' Chinook Vehicle dedicated to 24/7 Trouble Call responses Analytical services provided at the Environmental Lab Chemists, microbiologists, and field scientists 10' absorbent booms and pads pH field meter Hydrolab multi-parameter probes Temperature probes Handheld GPS unit A variety of water quality sampling equipment Digital camera Laptop computer installed with ArcGIS software Updated: October 10, 2007 King County | Natural Resources | News | Services | Comments | Search Links to external sites do not constitute endorsements by King County. By visiting this and other King County web pages, you expressly agree to be bound by terms and conditions of the site. The details.