Surface Water Management

Duties & Responsibilities
Marysville Surface Water Management is committed to a pro-active approach in managing storm and surface water impacts within the City of Marysville and maintaining and enhancing the aquatic resources within the Quilceda / Allen watershed.
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Objectives
Primary surface water management objectives include:
  • The development of a fully functional storm and surface water infrastructure to serve the long-term needs of a growing community
  • The establishment of program elements to meet state and federal regulations
  • Maintaining and enhancing the habitat and environmental features associated with the Quilceda/Allen watershed
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Ebey Slough, an integral part of the Quilceda/Allen Creek watershed.

Comprehensive Planning
The City of Marysville's current Surface Water Capital Improvement Program (CIP) presents an analysis of Marysville’s surface water systems and deficiencies, and identifies CIP projects to correct the deficiencies. It also provides a general overview of each of the City’s basins: Quilceda Creek, Allen Creek, Sunnyside Creek, and Ebey Slough.

Upcoming Trainings

The City of Marysville is proud to offer a training on the 2012 Surface Water Management Manual! This training is scheduled for September 23, 2016. Clink on the link below for the training flyer with more details:               

  1. 2012 SWMM Training flyer

Surface Water Management Manual 2012 Training Flyer

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