Permits
All About Soils Evaluations & Site Registrations
A Site Registration is typically the first step in the process of obtaining a septic permit, developing or dividing a piece of land.
Maintaining Your Septic System
Over 50% of the residents in Clallam County live in homes that are not served by public sewers, but by an On-site septic system. Maintenance of these systems is important if they are to continue to work properly over a long period of time, and in order to protect our health and environment.
On-site Professionals (Contacts & Definitions)
Find a cu
rrent list of professionals operating in Clallam County.
On-site Septic System Permits
Through the permitting process, the On-site Program works to ensure that septic systems are located, designed and installed correctly following Clallam County Code.
Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Program
The On-site Operation and Maintenance (O&M) program is a State mandated program to ensure that septic systems are being used and maintained in a way that is safe for public health.
Septic Permit Info Available Online
Clallam County provides permit information online via the Online Permit System. This allows all kinds of permit information to be more easily shared with the public.
Septic System 'As-Built' Record Drawings
It is important for homeowners and tenants to know where the components of their septic system are located so they can avoid damaging their investment. Knowing where the septic tank and drainfield are also makes it much easier to maintain the system properly.
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Environmental Health Services
Physical Address
223 E 4th Street
Room 130
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Mailing Address
111 E 3rd Street
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Phone 360-417-2258Fax 360-417-2313
Drinking Water, Septic & Food Service Permitting
Courthouse
223 E 4th Street
Room 130
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Phone: 360-417-2258Food Safety & Solid Waste
By Appointment Only
111 E 3rd Street
2nd floor
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Phone: 360-417-2258