Stormwater Management Action Planning (SMAP)

  1. Input requested on how and where to improve Everett's water quality

    The City of Everett is asking for public input to prioritize areas where stormwater actions can be taken to improve water quality. Read on...

  2. Receiving water assessment memorandum available

    The 2022 Receiving water assessment memorandum is now available. Read on...
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Storm drain and wetlands

The City of Everett is making the commitment to clean water, and we need your help!

Everett and over eighty other cities and counties in Western Washington are developing plans to address polluted runoff from streets, homes, and businesses. Please see the Stormwater Program section of our Surface & Stormwater page for background on these plans. 

The goal of the Stormwater Management Action Planning (SMAP) is to identify a high-priority area in the city and develop actions that will accommodate growth and development while preventing water quality degradation. A successful SMAP strategically identifies approaches to alleviate existing stormwater problems and to protect and improve receiving water conditions while meeting future population targets.

We need your input on prioritizing areas for stormwater actions. It is essential for the plan to reflect the community’s values on water quality and inform how and where future actions are implemented.

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  2. Process
  3. Timeline

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Over the course of the next year, you can help prioritize and shape the plan. Your input is important to the success of Everett’s Stormwater Management Action Plan. Visit this storymap link or click the image above to learn more and provide comments.

The Everett City Council will receive a briefing about Everett's Stormwater Management Action Plan on June 8, 2022. Visit the City Council webpage for more information on how to attend meetings.

Contact Heather Griffin, Surface Water Manager at [email protected] or 425-257-7206 if you have any questions.