Washington Flood Districts and Flood Control Zone Districts by County

Introduction

This page lists the known Flood Control Districts and Flood Control Zone Districts formed in Washington state. For statues governing the formation of these districs see the companion page, Comparison of Flood Control Districts with Flood Control Zone Districts. Information on the districts is from multiple sources and may not be current due to limited information. Jurisdictions are encouraged to assist in updating page by contacting MRSC.

Cowlitz County

Lexington Flood Control Zone District (Upper and Lower)
Silver Lake Flood Control District
Inactive Districts
- Cedarbrook Flood Control Zone District - Abolished 2002 (Cowlitz County Res. No. 02-098)

Jefferson County

Flood Control Zone No. 1 (Dosewallips) - No levies
Flood Control Zone No. 2 (Big Quilcene) - No levies
Flood Control Zone No. 3 (Little Quilcene) - No levies
Brinnon Flood Control Subzone
Quilcene Flood Control Subzone

King County

King County Flood Control Zone District - King County Ordinance No. 15728 () created the district and dissolved all existing flood control zones in the county, passed 4-07
King County Flood Control Zone District Resolution No. 2008-14 () - Adopts "King County Flood Control District" as the trade name and d/b/a for the district and authorizing the executive director to register such trade name and d/b/a in accordance with any applicable law.
King County Flood Control District - Webpage of King County Flood Control Zone District

Lewis County

Lewis County Flood District No. 1
Lewis County Flood District No. 2
Lewis County Flood Control Zone
Inactive Districts
- Lewis County Flood Control District No. 3

Mason County

Skokomish Flood Control Zone District

Okanogan County

Flood Control District - Riverside Flood Control District

Pacific County

Pacific County Flood Control Zone District No. 1 - has four active subzones

Pierce County

Pierce County Ordinance No. 2011-95s () - Creates a countywide flood control district, passed 01/17/2012 and effective 04/20/2012
Pierce County Ordinance No. 2011-94 () - Initiating formation of countywide flood control district and setting hearing, passed 04/03/2012
Pierce County Flood Control District - Countywide Flood Control Zone District - Dissolved
- Pierce County Ordinance No. 2010-16 (), effective 6/5/10
- Pierce County Ordinance No. 2011-8 (), effective 2/26/11 - District dissolved, SEPA review ordered

Skagit County

Skagit County Code Ch. 6.36 - Skagit County Flood Control Zone Districts
Skagit County Flood Control Zone District
- Sedro-Woolley Sub-Flood Control Zone
- Dunbar Road Sub-Flood Control Zone
- South Mount Vernon Sub-Flood Control Zone
- Bryson Road Sub Flood Control Zone - Dissolved 12/08
- Dunbar Sub Flood Control Zone - Dissolved 6-2009

Snohomish County

French Slough Flood Control District
Marshland Flood Control District
Robe Valley Flood Control District, formed 9/04
Stillquamish Flood Control District

Spokane County

Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District

Walla Walla County

Bolles-Prescott Flood Control District - - no levies 2008
Waitsburg-Coppei Flood District (Portions of Touchet River and Coppei Creek in Columbia and Walla Walla Counties) - no levies 2008
Mill Creek Flood Control Zone

Whatcom County

McCauley Creek Flood Control District
Whatcom County Flood Control Zone District (countywide) - Four subzones: Acme/VanZandt, Sumas/Nooksack/Everson, Lynden/Everson; and Birch Bay Watershed and Aquatic Resources Management District
Whatcom County Code Title 100- Flood Control Zone Districts - includes bylaws, advisory committees
Whatcom County Ordinance No. 91-076 ()- Establishing a countywide flood control zone district
Flood Control Zone District Advisory Committee
Flood Control Zone District Technical Assistance

Wahkiakum County

Upper Grays River Flood Control District

Yakima County

Yakima County Flood Control Zone District (countywide) - Includes resolutions establishing district, comprehensive planning, and projects