Office hours
Community garden watered using rain water harvested as part of the WaterWorks grant funded Finn Hill Rainwater Harvesting Project.
Early September, the WaterWorks grant team is hosted free public information sessions for potential applicants. Each session covered an overview of grant criteria, the application process, examples of past projects, and an opportunity to ask questions. A recording of the first online session, excluding the Q&A portion, will be available online.
Additionally, WaterWorks staff will be available to answer questions during virtual office hours on September 23 and September 30.
If you applied through the 2025 Council-allocated track in July 2025, decisions for funding will be made in fall 2025. Your proposal will automatically be considered for funding for the 25/26/27 Competitive track grant cycle if you are not selected for funding or receive partial funding through the council track. You may submit a proposal for a different project through the 2 different tracks.
Learn More Online
Use the links below to learn more about the following:
For questions, or to request translation and interpretation services, email water.grants@kingcounty.gov
West Point staff speaking with families at the Magnolia Farmers Market earlier this summer.
This weekend King County West Point staff will be attending the Magnolia Farmers Market to share how WTD is protecting public health and the environment while improving water quality in the Puget Sound. The team will be at the market from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Stop by to learn fun facts and more about:
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What to flush in King County’s sewer system.
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WTD’s Workforce Development Program and Operator-In-Training program.
- Important updates on current and future West Point Treatment Plant projects.
Check out our public engagement page to learn about other community events from this summer. We look forward to seeing you!
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Our tours help show how the wastewater treatment process protects our health and the environment. We host tours at Brightwater Center in Woodinville, South Treatment Plant in Renton, and Georgetown Wet Weather Station.
We most recently added more dates for tours of West Point as well! The next available West Point tour is Saturday, Oct. 4th 9:30am - 12:30pm.
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We are hiring! Find your career, with competitive pay, benefits and a pension plan today by applying at: governmentjobs.com/careers/kingcounty
Stay Informed
Check out our latest blog post: New sewer cleaning truck extends the life of King County pipes
Visit our treatment plant website to sign up for email updates and learn more: kingcounty.gov/southplant
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