Rain gardens and stormwater projects · Washington
King County RainScapes Green Stormwater Pilot
Run by King County Stormwater Services Section
- What you get
- County covers construction costs during pilot plus first year of maintenance
- Who qualifies
- Owners of single or multi-family residences or businesses in unincorporated King County with a suitable site.
- Where
- Owners of homes or businesses in unincorporated King County with a suitable site.
- Status
- Waitlist. At maximum capacity, not accepting new applications.
- Type of payment
- Free installation
What you do
Have the county install a rain garden, cistern, trees or water-friendly paving on your property after a free site inspection.
Requirements
- Free site inspection confirms suitability
- Owner maintains feature after first year
- Disclose feature when property is sold
How to apply
- 1Email [email protected] to join the waitlist
- 2Free consultation with Stormwater Services when open
Timing and deadlines
not published
Sources
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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