Cleanup of Sites and Spills -- WA State Dept. of Ecology

Washington State Department of Ecology

ECOLOGY FOR YOU

Educators & students
Scientists & researchers

RELATED ECOLOGY PROGRAMS

Cleaning up Contaminated Water and Land

CLEANUP PROCESS & PROGRAMS

PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT

Site Register: Public Notices & Participation | Community Outreach for Spills Events | Hanford Public Involvement

RULES AND REGULATIONS

Model Toxics Control Act Cleanup Regulation | Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) | Sediment Management Standards | Cleanup Policies & Guidance | Enforcement and Penalty Summaries

DATABASES AND TOOLS

Facility Site Atlas | Environmental Information Management (MyEIM) | Integrated Site Information System (ISIS) | Cleanup Levels and Risk Calculations (CLARC) | Toxic Cleanup Tools & Resources

FORMS

Underground Storage Tank Forms | Voluntary Cleanup Forms

PUBLICATIONS

All Spills Publications | All Toxic Cleanup Publications

REPORT A SPILL

Ecology oversees prevention, abatement, response, containment, and cleanup efforts with regard to an oil or hazardous substance spill to waters of the state.

PUGET SOUND INITIATIVE

Identifying and cleaning up contaminated sites in the Puget Sound area through the Model Toxics Control Act.

SHELL MULTI-SITE AGREEMENT

Washington’s first commitment by a fuel marketing company to clean up contamination at multiple current and former gas stations.

LOWER DUWAMISH WATERWAY

Cleaning up contaminated sediments and controling sources of recontamination in the Lower Duwamish.