DNRP

2012 DNRP archived news releases

Sept. 26
Executive Constantine applauds unanimous vote to adopt long-term pollution control plan
A long-term plan to control combined sewer overflows (CSOs) that includes the scientific study of local waterways to help prioritize future project investments recently won the unanimous support of the King County Council.
Sept. 26
Brightwater open house features family fun, educational activities, Sept. 29
King County is hosting an open house at Brightwater on Sat., Sept. 29.
Sept. 26
Executive’s budget advances Community Service Area program for better engagement with residents of unincorporated King County
Funding for improved public engagement with unincorporated areas and for a grant program that leverages the efforts of community volunteers is included in the proposed 2013/2014 budget delivered this week by King County Executive Dow Constantine.
Sept. 25
King County hosts Oct. 9 meeting on managing wood in rivers for public safety
Residents are invited to learn more about King County's procedures for managing naturally occurring wood in rivers as part of its river and floodplain management program at an Oct. 9 meeting on Mercer Island.
Sept. 25
Public invited to tour King County's North Beach Pump Station, Sept. 29
People are invited to tour King County's North Beach Pump Station on Sept. 29.
Sept. 20
New state mandate, protecting Puget Sound drive proposed Surface Water Management fee increase
Under a new state mandate on cities and counties to do more to clean up stormwater, and with increasingly less revenue due to annexations in cities, King County is proposing an increase of $36 a year to its Surface Water Management fee for stormwater projects in unincorporated areas.
Sept. 19
King County Parks ready to celebrate finish of Steve Cox Memorial Park tennis court project
Come to King County's Steve Cox Memorial Park in White Center on Thursday, Sept. 20th to see the newly remodeled tennis courts in action.
Sept. 19
King County sets Sept. 27 for open house to discuss replacing aging Algona Transfer Station
King County's Algona Transfer Station has served south King County residents and businesses for nearly 50 years, but lacks several key features of modern facilities.
Sept. 18
Brightwater Center earns prestigious LEED® Platinum certification
Brightwater Center's sustainable design earned LEED Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
Sept. 13
See returning salmon across Puget Sound this fall during ‘Salmon SEEson’
With the return of fall almost here, it's time for native salmon to begin their final journey home from the open ocean to where they were born - in the streams and rivers of King County and elsewhere along Puget Sound - and where they will spawn and die to continue the lifecycle.
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