Fall events with King County’s West Point Treatment Plant

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Nov. 14, 2024

Our day at the Magnolia Farmers Market

Image: King County project team members engaging with families at the Magnolia Farmers Market.

In October, King County West Point staff met with community members at the Magnolia Farmers Market to share how WTD is protecting public health and the environment while improving water quality in the Puget Sound.

We shared fun facts and more details about:

What to flush in King County’s sewer system
The new Power Quality Improvement building
WTD’s Workforce Development Program and Operator-In-Training program
Important updates on current and future West Point Treatment Plant projects

Thanks to everyone who stopped by and said hello. We look forward to seeing you at our next event!

Save the date: Visit us during Salmon SEEson

The West Point Outreach Team will be joining our colleagues from the RainWise Program and Seattle Parks and Recreation at Piper’s Creek in Carkeek Park on Saturday, Nov. 23 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the Salmon Celebration event. Come see returning Chum and Coho salmon, learn how King County and Seattle are continuously improving our water and habitat, and how your community can help!

You can learn more about Salmon SEEson and find other locations all around King County to watch salmon return home throughout the fall at King County’s Salmon SEEson webpage by clicking 'learn more'.

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About King County Wastewater Treatment Division

King County Wastewater Treatment Division protects public health and the environment by collecting and cleaning wastewater while recovering valuable resources for a healthy and resilient Puget Sound. We provide services to 18 cities, 15 local sewer districts, the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, and nearly 2 million people across a 424-square-mile area in King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties.

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