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.    Bookmarks not working?  In June 2012 we did some major SPRING CLEANING on our web site. Part of the process involved moving pages and unfortunately, that means your old bookmarks no longer work. Sorry for the inconvenience. The best ways to find what you are looking for is to visit the Site Map or try Services.  ^sws, June 4, 2012    Regular Features  About Surface Water Management - Our history, funding, and employment & volunteer opportunities. Services - Learn about the work we do and the services we provide. Calendar of Events - Upcoming events, classes and opportunities. Surface Water Library - Publications, maps, data, and useful links. Contact Us - Contact info for our staff, directions to our office. Site Map to Surface Water - Lost? Here's an index to the entire Surface Water website.

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