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Coronavirus COVID-19

COVID-19 Advisory: WSU Extension is working to keep our communities safe. All Extension programming is being conducted consistent with the latest official state guidance. WSU Extension county offices and WSU Research & Extension Centers are following protocols for vaccination, masking, distancing and hygiene. If this office is not open to the public, we are available during normal business hours via email, phone, and web conference.

Septic Sense

Program Contact: Water Stewardship Program Coordinator, Amy Smalley
(360) 228-7303 • amy.smalley@wsu.edu

What do these things have in common?
 

Find out at a Septic System Virtual Workshop!

Learn how to protect your investment and keep it happy for a lifetime of service. Well maintained septic systems can save homeowners money and keep bacteria and nutrients out of local creeks, lakes, and Puget Sound.

Kitsap County residents with a septic system are welcome to attend a FREE webinar that will cover topics such as:

  • How septic systems work
  • The best ways to care for them
  • How to detect if a system is failing and what to do next
  • Low interest loan programs for septic repairs
  • How to safely landscape your septic drainfield

Register below! Three convenient days and times to choose from.

You can win a green cleaning kit – 3 winners per webinar!

 

Here are some resources to help you improve the function and extend the lifespan of your septic system:

Workshops are sponsored by Clean Water Kitsap, a multi-agency partnership working to reduce flooding, prevent pollution, and restore fish habitat. To learn more about what we are doing to keep water clean and what you can do to help, explore the Clean Water Kitsap website.