Managing stormwater to protect private and public property, developing a salmon recovery plan and protecting life and property from flooding hazards are just a few of the vital services provided to the people of King County by the Water and Land Resources Division. In order for citizens to better understand, get involved and use our services to protect our waters and lands, a new directory of Water and Land Resources services and activities is now available.

The directory is organized along the division's core business lines. For each, legal, financial and organizational references are provided. Maps and pictures help tell the story and a handy appendix contains the division's organizational chart, budget notes, a glossary of terms and natural resource facts about King County.

Water and Land Management in King County is offered in Adobe Acrobat format. For help using Acrobat, please visit our Acrobat help page. The document is provided in multiple sections for reduced network traffic and faster downloads. CD versions of the directory will be available by March 1, 2002 by contacting the main reception desk of the Water and Land Resources Division at (206) 296-6519.

• Cover, Table of Contents, and Introduction 1,569 Kb)
• Chapter 1 - Flood Hazard Reduction (822 Kb)
• Chapter 2 - Stormwater Services (799 Kb)
• Chapter 3 - Stewardship Services (2,245 Kb)
• Chapter 4 - Science, Monitoring, and Data Management (851 Kb)
• Chapter 5 - Capital Projects and Open Space Acquisition (1,022 Kb)
• Chapter 6 - Strategic Initiatives (2,294 Kb)
• Chapter 7 - Finance and Administration (83 Kb)
• Appendix
  Organizational Charts, contact information, budget notes, division awards from 1995 - 2001, King County natural resources facts, and glossary of terms. (201 kb)