Clallam County’s Environmental Health Services oversees water quality
monitoring, protection, and restoration projects with the goal of making our
community safe, clean, and with good quality of life. Clallam County has
profuse quantities of natural resources, including approximately:
- 860 miles of Type 1 and 2 rivers and streams, and many more miles of
smaller waterways
- over 50 lakes, 11 of which can be publicly fished
- 254 miles of shoreline
- 25 beaches available for recreational shellfish harvesting
- 5.5 million pounds of commercial seafood harvested in 2008
Many of the waters within the county are managed by Olympic National Park,
State Ecology, Tribal governances, various other management teams, and
combinations thereof. Clallam County Environmental Health frequently works with
these partnerships.
Current Projects
Related Projects & Links
Past Projects
See something strange in
the water? Please let us know!
360-417-2258 (phone) E-mail Form or Anonymous E-mail Form