Stormwater Facility Resources

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The City of Lacey provides resources and guidance for community members and businesses to properly maintain stormwater facilities.

HOA and Residential

Do you own a home in the City of Lacey? If so, you are likely connected to the City’s stormwater system through storm drains and other infrastructure in your neighborhood. Proper maintenance of your infrastructure helps prevent flooding and reduces the risk of pollution entering streams and Puget Sound. The following resources can aid you in keeping your facilities in working order and prepare you for annual maintenance inspections.

Annual Maintenace Inspection Form

Stormwater BMP Maintenance Guide

We can help!

The City of Lacey offers free storm pond signs, pet waste stations, weed wrench tools, and dumpsters for maintenance of stormwater facilities.

Contact Branden Rogers, Branden.Rogers@cityoflacey.org for questions regarding private stormwater facilities.

Business, Commercial, and Apartments

All commercial businesses permitted to operate within the City of Lacey are subject to annual stormwater facilities and source control inspections.

Source Control

Source control inspections are meant to offer educational opportunities to our business community in Lacey. Our inspector guides you through potential sources for stormwater pollution on site. Learn more about at our Source Control in Lacey page.

Contact our source control team at PWSourceControl@cityoflacey.org for questions regarding source control at your business.

Stormwater Facilities Inspections

Privately owned stormwater facilities must be maintained and meet minimum operating requirements to ensure proper function. Our inspectors work to help you identify any maintenance that needs done, as well as provide information for contractors in our area who perform stormwater facilities maintenance.

Annual Maintenace Inspection Form

Contact Jack Froschauer at Jack.Froschauer@cityoflacey.org for questions regarding commercial stormwater facilities.

Learn More

Contact Water Resources at waterresources@cityoflacey.org for more resources including storm drain markers, free trash & recycling containers for events, and questions regarding stormwater facilities and maintenance.

Education Opportunities

Curious about more ways you can help keep local streams and Puget Sound clean?! Want to visit an engaging event with local water quality experts? Visit Stream Team’s website for opportunities:

Stream Team of Thurston County

Thurston Storm Water Education

Free online learning platform where you can learn about how to conduct private stormwater systems inspection and maintenance. Visit the stormwater lesson by clicking the link below:

Thurston Stormwater Education

Department
Water Resources

email: WaterResources@cityoflacey.org

phone: (360) 491-5600

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