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Public engagement

Discover how King County is engaging the community around Sammamish Plateau Diversion Project.

Visit our online open house and share your thoughts!

In early 2026, the project team identified a corridor for a new wastewater pipe in the northeast Lake Sammamish area. We launched an online open house to provide an opportunity for people to learn more about the project and project corridor. The online open house includes a survey for people to share their thoughts and questions.

Visit the online open house by clicking below.

An aerial view of Lake Sammamish with the

The online open house and survey are available in seven languages:  

How we work with the community

King County works with the community to provide project information and identify potential impacts. Stay informed and involved as we share information through:

  • Individual meetings with community groups, organizations and leaders
  • Briefings to local community groups, agencies and jurisdictions
  • Community meetings
  • Project newsletters and flyers
  • Project webpage

Our commitment to you

Whether you live, work, recreate or commute in the area, we know you’ll have questions and concerns about this project. King County is committed to keeping you up to date.

If you are interested in scheduling an individual meeting or briefing for your community organization, please contact our project community services team at SammamishPlateauDiversionProject@kingcounty.gov or 425-537-7216.

Calendar

Online open house, January – March 2026

October 2025 – Issaquah Salmon Days Booth

Date: October 4 – 5

Location: Downtown Issaquah

Event Purpose

The project team attended the 2025 Issaquah Salmon Days. We shared information about the project status and answered community questions.

Materials