Projects

In 2012, 785+ acres of former Olympic National Park lands were ceded back to the Tribe. The overall project is known as the Move to Higher Ground (MTHG).

Yelm’s 1.0 mgd water reclamation facility needed upgrades to produce an adequate supply of Class A reclaimed water and to meet expected population growth.

The Northwest Seaport Alliance currently leases out approximately 140 acres for container handling operations at the West Sitcum Terminal.

The Budd Inlet Treatment Plant uses both physical and biological processes to clean wastewater as it moves through the system.

The Tulalip Water Pipeline is a partnership between the Tulalip Tribes and the City of Everett.

Upgrades to Sunriver’s existing treatment facility included a membrane bioreactor and associated biological treatment processes to achieve Class A recycled water standards.

The Point Defiance Regional Stormwater Treatment Facility provides innovative stormwater treatment using a large-scale regional facility.

This project is overhauling an aging sewer system along Oyster Bay with a goal to reduce the fecal coliform bacteria pollution and other pollution associated with sewage in Oyster Bay.

NE 120th Emergency Culvert Repair project made emergency repairs to an 85-year-old, 30-inch-diameter culvert under approximately 18 feet of roadway fill.

Manchester Stormwater Park is located in Manchester an urban waterfront community that has been designated as a high-priority area for water quality and flood control.