Community Resources

Overview

The Community Advocacy Council (CAC) has collected resources to help residents, community organizations, businesses, and local partners find programs and services throughout Puget Soud. The following pages will connect you with organizations that can provide more information and help with water quality, home and business assistance, local environmental programs, or emergency and agricultural resources.
Many of these resources are organized by county or city and include a brief description, contact information, and a link to the resource itself. Follow the links below or at the left of the page to see more.

The council hopes to add resources related to other environmental justice topics in the future.

Water Quality Resources

Find organizations, programs, and tools that support clean water, watershed health, stormwater management, pollution prevention, and other water quality initiatives throughout Puget Sound region.
View Water Quality Resources

Key Resources in ps info

Read more about our goals and what we are trying to achieve in our PS Info website. This page includes resources within the site that are related to community advocacy and environmental justice.
View Key Resources in PS Info

Resources for Homes, Businesses, Nonprofits, & Residents

Find programs and services for homeowners, renters, businesses, nonprofits, and community members, including environmental assistance, sustainability programs, rebates, waste reduction, and more.
View Resources for Homes, Businesses & Residents

Farmers & Emergency Resources

Find resources to help farmers, rural communities, and emergency preparedness. This page includes organizations and programs that support farming, natural resource management, resilience, and emergency response.

View Resources for Farmers & Emergencies

Contact us

Do you have a resource to suggest that we add to this list? Do you have questions about any of these resources? Send us a note at environmental.justice@psp.wa.gov.

You can also send us anonymous questions, concerns, and feedback about the CAC’s work using the form below. CAC facilitators will receive the message, and if deemed appropriate and necessary, they will address it in an upcoming council meeting

Last updated: 07/28/26