Public Works Department
Comprehensive Stormwater Plan
Public Works Director Ken Courter
The City of Normandy Park has adopted a Comprehensive Stormwater Plan. The plan will guide where the City focuses its efforts to reduce urban flooding and protect water quality in Miller Creek, Walker Creek, and Puget Sound.
In part, the Comprehensive Stormwater Plan helps assess the staffing and budget resources needed to comply with stormwater regulations from the state. The City expects the Washington Department of Ecology to issue a new municipal stormwater permit in 2024. Anticipated changes to the permit would require the City to do more to protect water quality of our valued surface waters.
The Comprehensive Stormwater Plan also includes a Stormwater Capital Improvement Program (CIP) to select the most important or effective capital projects that will address flooding, drainage, erosion, or water quality related to stormwater runoff throughout Normandy Park.
City staff and the public have continued to observe and document additional locations of concern for poor drainage, stormwater maintenance needs, or erosion. The plan prioritizes which of these newfound issues are the most important to resolve.
Find out more, get involved, and help make the commitment to clean water. Your input is important. Here are ways you can learn more and get involved: Attend public meetings, sign up for weekly emails, or contact the City Stormwater Coordinator at jmedrow@normandyparkwa.gov.
“..address flooding, drainage, erosion, or water quality related to stormwater runoff.”
Jessie Medrow, Stormwater Coordinator
City of Normandy Park
801 SW 174th Street
Normandy Park, WA 98166
(206) 248-8256 (Direct Phone)
Storm Debris Yard Waste Pickup
MESSAGE TO NORMANDY PARK RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS. Recently, the City of Normandy Park designated a storm event occurrence that will impact Single-Family Residence Customers who subscribe to Yard Waste service. On both Tuesday, Oct. 28, and Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025, Single-Family Yard Waste Customers may include up to 96 additional gallons of Storm Debris with regular quantities of Yard Waste without extra charge. This is the equivalent of three standard garbage cans or three kraft paper yard bags.
Storm debris includes branches less than 4 inches in diameter, limbs, and leaves. These should be placed in extra garbage cans labeled “Yard Waste”, kraft paper yard bags, or bundled using degradable string or twine. Bundles may be up to two feet in diameter by four feet in length and no more than fifty-five (55) pounds.
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