Report a spill National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) What is the NPDES Program? The NPDES permitting program was created through the Clean Water Act, established by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1972.  Its primary goal is to reduce the amount of pollution that reaches st

Toilet Rebate Program   Conservation of our water is a concern for the public and the City of Kent.  Several steps have been implemented to conserve this precious resource, and your support is essential for our continued success.   The

Energy Star Clothes Washer Rebate Program The City of Kent, in an effort to promote water conservation, is offering a $75 mail in rebate for Kent homeowners who replace their old washing machines with the more energy and water efficient

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Special thanks to the Chittenden County Vermont Regional Stormwater Education Program for the Stormville animation

Special thanks to King County and Leaping Media

Using Less Water on the Yard FREE Natural Yard Care Workshops     Did you know…?   Watering yards uses almost half the water we produce in the summer months   Water out of the hose is the same water that

Using Less Water in the Kitchen "Raise the Bar...& Save Water too " Next time you’re in the market for a new faucet aerator for the kitchen sink, look for one with a bar (see photo) or other mechanism that

Using Less Water In the Bathroom "Go Ahead...Push my Button..." Showerheads like the one pictured are an excellent product which will help you save water while still getting a pleasing shower.  Standard showerheads use 2.5 gallons of water per minute. 

 Kent Conserves Water Conservation Starts at Home

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