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Stormwater Discharges from Municipal Sources in Region 10

Questions?

For questions about MS4 permits in Region 10, contact Misha Vakoc (vakoc.misha@epa.gov), 206-553-6650.

Join our mailing list: Send an email to Misha Vakoc to receive notification when draft MS4 permits are available for review and comment.

General Information

Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) stormwater program, operators of large, medium and regulated small municipal separate storm sewer systems (MS4s) require authorization to discharge pollutants under an NPDES permit.

In Region 10, EPA is the NPDES stormwater permitting authority for facilities on Indian Country lands in Idaho, Oregon and Washington; and federal operators in Washington.

If EPA is not the permitting authority for your facility, contact your state's stormwater program:

  • Alaska MS4 Program
  • Idaho Stormwater Permits
  • Oregon Municipal Stormwater Permits
  • Washington Stormwater General Permits
For more information, visit:
  • NPDES Stormwater Program in Region 10
  • NPDES Stormwater Final MS4 General Permit Remand Rule

MS4 Permits in Washington

EPA Region 10 is the NPDES permitting authority for MS4 discharges operated by federal entities in Washington, regulated MS4s located in Indian Country, and/or regulated MS4s discharging to waters subject to tribal water quality standards.

If your facility is not within one of these categories, visit Washington Stormwater General Permits for permitting information.

MS4 Permits for Areas of Washington under Federal and Tribal Jurisdiction
Facility or Permit Name Permit Number Effective Date Expiration Date
Joint Base Lewis-McChord MS4 WAS026638 12-25-2013 09-30-2018
Naval Station Everett MS4 WAS026620 02-01-2021 01-31-2026
Naval Base Kitsap MS4 WAS026646 02-01-2021 01-31-2026
Naval Air Station Whidbey Island MS4 WAS026611 02-01-2021 01-31-2026
City of Tacoma MS4 Discharges to Puyallup Tribal Waters WAS026680 Draft N/A
Pierce County MS4 Discharges to Puyallup Tribal Waters WAS026875 Draft N/A
Washington State Department of Transportation MS4 Discharges to Puyallup Tribal Waters WAS026743 Draft N/A
Tulalip Tribes MS4 WAS026654 N/A N/A
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Last updated on December 17, 2024
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