About Water and Land Resources Division

I want to welcome you to the King County Water and Land Resources Division website. This is where you will find a wealth of information on the services we offer to help protect public safety and restore the tremendous natural resources that we all enjoy in King County.

Whether it's our nationally acclaimed flood preparedness work, our cutting edge water quality monitoring program or our efforts to balance biodiversity with growing, vibrant communities, Water and Land Resources Division employees are committed to ensuring King County remains a fantastic place to live, work and play.

This website is designed to get you quickly to our most commonly searched services, programs and projects. Take a look around, and tell us what you think—we welcome your feedback.

Thanks for visiting.

Mark Isaacson, Director
King County Water and Land Resources Division

Water and Land is helping to protect King County's water and lands so that its citizens can enjoy them safely today, and for generations to come.

• February 2012 message to staff
  WLRD Director Mark Isaacson on equity and social justice
  • 2012 equity and social justice poster
• Job opportunities
• Mission and goals, Water and Land Resources Division
• 2011 performance report, WLR Division
• Directory of contacts, groups and services - Water and Land Resources Division
• Office Maps and Directions
• Water and Land Resources Business Plan
  Plan to help guide the division through fiscal challenges projected for 2005 to 2010 and secure its long-term future.
• Fact Sheet: Surface Water Management Fee for unincorporated King County and Vashon Island
• Fact Sheet: Surface Water Management Fee Discounts and Cost-sharing Program
• News Releases - Department of Natural Resources & Parks

For questions about the Water and Land Resources Division, please contact Kris Nielsen, Administrative Specialist, Water and Land Resources Division.