Surface Water Management Division Debbie Terwilleger, Director Penny Harrison, Administrative Support Supervisor The Surface Water Management (SWM) Division of Snohomish County Public Works provides a comprehensive approach to managing surface water in order to respect and preserve the county's streams, lakes and other waterbodies; protect water quality; control, accommodate and discharge storm runoff; provide for groundwater recharge; control sediment; stabilize erosion; establish monitoring capability; and rehabilitate stream and drainage corridors for hydraulics, aesthetics, and fisheries benefits.    Regular Features  Services for Residents and Landowners - Have questions? Don't know where to go? Start here! Our Work Areas - Our programs and projects. Browse Surface Water - Lost?  Here's an index to the entire Surface Water Management website. Meetings & Events - Upcoming events, classes and opportunities. Volunteer - Opportunities to get involved. About Surface Water Management - Our staff, contact information, funding, and volunteer opportunities.  Surface Water Library - Publications, maps, interactive data, and useful links    Contact Us  If you have any questions or comments about Snohomish County Public Works Surface Water Management: visit Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m., phone 425-388-3464, send an e-mail, or send a letter to: Snohomish County Public Works Surface Water Management 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 607 Everett, WA 98201

Highlights  October-March is Flood Season. Find information you need to prepare and recover on our Flood Information Web page. Additional quick access links to flood conditions: 2011 Flood Guide The Essentials of Flood Preparedness (pdf)  Water Quality Pollution Problems Submit an anonymous online water pollution complaint View Water Quality  Brochure  Toxic Algae Alerts at Snohomish County Lakes  Final Bacteria Pollution Control Plan View plan and details.  Utility Billing Service Charge   Urban Drainage Problems/Investigations  Featured  Projects  Smith Island Restoration Project