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Bothell staff outline surface‑water education programs including pet‑waste stations, rain‑garden workshops and septic outreach
Summary
Public‑works staff presented an overview of Bothell’s surface‑water education and outreach programs on April 15, describing pet‑waste stations, vehicle pollution prevention, natural yard care, septic maintenance workshops, rain‑garden and rain‑barrel workshops, school programs and upcoming volunteer events.
Bothell — City staff on April 15 briefed the City Council on the surface‑water education programs the public‑works department runs or supports, emphasizing actions residents and businesses can take to reduce polluted runoff.
Surface‑water program coordinator Kristy Cox told the council the programs focus on practical behavior changes—pick up pet waste, direct car‑wash water into landscaped areas, check vehicle leaks, maintain septic systems, harvest rainwater and adopt a storm drain. Cox noted the city partners with regional groups and conservation districts on classes and volunteer events.
Key program elements and events
- Pet waste:…
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