King County Wastewater Treatment Division
King County is committed to recovering and reusing the products of the wastewater treatment process. Beneficially recycling the treated water and nutrient-rich biosolids, and recovering energy from waste gases increases the efficiency of our wastewater treatment plants, conserves resources, protects the environment and saves money.
We protect water quality and prevent water pollution by providing wastewater treatment to 17 cities and 17 local sewer utilities. Wastewater Treatment Division serves about 1.5 million people, including most urban areas of King County and parts of south Snohomish County and northeast Pierce County.
King County is committed to recovering and reusing the products of the wastewater treatment process. Beneficially recycling the treated water and nutrient-rich biosolids, and recovering energy from waste gases increases the efficiency of our wastewater treatment plants, conserves resources, protects the environment and saves money.
We protect water quality and prevent water pollution by providing wastewater treatment to 17 cities and 17 local sewer utilities. Wastewater Treatment Division serves about 1.5 million people, including most urban areas of King County and parts of south Snohomish County and northeast Pierce County.
An exciting world-class city that is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, Seattle is located in King County, Washington. In 2016, the city was recognized as the fastest growing major city in the United States, and it’s really no surprise. With sensational career opportunities for people from all walks of life, a fabulously rich cultural scene, and plenty of unique attractions that are just waiting to bring you the adventure of a lifetime, there is something for everyone in Seattle.
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