Water Quality Education

Lake Stevens is a cherished community gem, but its high phosphorus levels can lead to harmful algal blooms, affecting both the ecosystem and our enjoyment of the lake. The "I Love Lake" campaign encourages residents to adopt simple, impactful practices to reduce phosphorus runoff, such as minimizing fertilizer use, properly disposing of pet waste, and planting native vegetation. By making these small changes, we can collectively preserve the lake's health and beauty for generations to come. What steps have you taken or are willing to take to contribute to a cleaner Lake Stevens?

Ever wonder what happens to the water you drink, the water you flush, or the rain that runs off your street? Many people don’t realize these systems are separate and managed by different entities. Join the discussion to learn the key differences and who is responsible for each in Lake Stevens!

Stormwater impacts us all! Join the discussion to explore how runoff affects our local waterways and what we can do to reduce pollution and protect Lake Stevens. Share your ideas, ask questions, and be part of the solution!

Join the conversation! This public board is a space for Lake Stevens residents to share ideas, ask questions, and discuss ways we can all help protect our local waterways. See what others are saying, add your voice, and be part of the movement to improve water quality in our community. Your input will help shape future programs and initiatives—let’s make a difference together!