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The Stormwater Division of the Public Works Department manages and maintains the City's stormwater collection and conveyance system. The natural drainage system consists of the Dogfish, Lemolo, Johnson and Bjorgen Creek basins, as well as several other basins that discharge directly to Liberty Bay. The collection and conveyance system consists of approximately 19 miles of pipes, 4 miles of open drainage ditches, 1,270 catch basins, and 51 discharge points.

Stormwater runoff rates are controlled by more than 40 detention facilities in numerous neighborhoods and at some commercial properties. These facilities include limited localized treatment for stormwater quality, but otherwise, stormwater is not treated. For more information about stormwater quality click here. Inquiries should be directed to Public Works, (360) 779-4078.

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	SWMP Update The City is seeking comments on the 2012 Update - Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) until February 3, 2012. Download and print the SWMP Comment Form

	It's your doody! Pick it up with the Mutt Mitt Program Enhance the safety and enjoyment of neighborhood common areas, trails, and other open spaces by making pet waste cleanup easy and convenient for dog owners. Find out how to participate in this county-wide project here. Dog Doogity!
	Hey Dog! Picking up after your pooch helps protect Puget sound. Watch this video featuring Martin Luther's poop scoopin' version of Blackstreet's hit, No Diggity. Just hit the refresh button on your browser if you have trouble loading the page. Picking up after Fido isn't just the neighborly thing to do in your 'hood, it goes a long way to protect the health of Puget Sound - because remember, Puget Sound Starts Here!
	Dogs in Kitsap County drop more than 11 tons of waste each day and it doesn't just go away. The solution is easy: Bag it and trash it Landfills are designed to safely handle pet waste. Yards, trails, streets, parks, toilets, and compost piles are not.

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