If you witness a problem that is an immediate threat to public health or property, please call Clean Water Services' 24-hour response line at 503.681.3600.
For general questions:
Remember, what goes down the storm drain goes to the nearest stream and eventually the Tualatin River. Unfortunately, some people use storm drains to dump hazardous waste which kills fish and pollutes our watershed. If you see someone dumping paint, oil, soap, fertilizer or other waste into a storm drain, report it to our Environmental Services department at 503.681.5175. If you have questions or concerns about pesticides, call our Natural Systems department at 503.681.3680.
Visit our Flood Facts page for more information about flood-related problems.
Learn more about beneficial and invasive wildlife.
See our Sewer Repairs on Private Property (PDF, 1.9MB) brochure.
Volunteer to mark neighborhood storm drains or take steps to be a Clean Water Hero at home and in your neighborhood.
Enhancing the environment and quality of life in the Tualatin River Watershed through visionary and collaborative management of water resources in partnership with others.
