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Washougal surveys community about stormwater projects

After gathering public's feedback, City will select three capital projects to pursue

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Contributed graphic city of Washougal The city of Washougal has identified 10 possible stormwater projects (orange dots) where lack of stormwater infrastructure, aging infrastructure, or older designs may be contributing to ponding, hazardous conditions for maintenance, or poor water quality.

The City of Washougal is asking residents to provide feedback about its options to improve its stormwater system.

As part of its developing stormwater master plan (SMP), the City has identified 10 stormwater capital projects that possess aging and/or inadequate infrastructure or designs, factors that could be contributing to ponding, hazardous maintenance conditions, or poor water quality, and listed them on a survey that it sent out to community members earlier this month.

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