Keeping Kitsap Clean

Report illegal dumping

Report illegal dumpsites on public property using the SeeClickFix website or mobile app.

Report illegal dumping on private property to the Kitsap Public Health District. .

Call 911 if you see illegal dumping in progress.

View our data dashboard on illegal dumping.

Tips for hiring a junk hauler

If someone you hire hauls away materials and then dumps them illegally, you may be responsible for cleanup and disposal costs. If you suspect someone is improperly disposing of materials, report them to the Kitsap Public Health District.

• Hire a permitted waste hauling business. These legally-operating haulers are are licensed, insured, bonded, operating legally, and disposing properly.

• Pay for waste removal up front, but wait to pay for disposal until you see a receipt from a legitimate garbage or recycling facility.

• Ridiculously low prices indicate that your waste may be illegally dumped.

• Ask the business you hire where they intend to recycle or dispose of materials.

Tips for property owners

• Install gates or berms to prevent illegal entry onto your property.

• Install "No Dumping" signs at access points to your property. Contact the Kitsap Public Health District  to ask about getting these signs for your property.

Report a boat, RV, or trailer abandoned in the public right-of-way: Send the location and details to our removal team using the SeeClickFix report form.

Boats, RV, or trailer abandoned on private property:  We can help you properly remove boats, RVs, or trailers that do not have a title or have a different Registered Owner.

We will provide a Junk Vehicle Affadavit for you to complete and send a notice to the Registered Owner (if one exists). The property resident/owner is responsible for the disposal costs, tank pumping, and towing. We can connect you to these services.

Contact Kitsap1 to request assistance with junk vehicles on private property.

Abandoned Vehicles: Kitsap County Sheriff's Office responds to abandoned vehicles. Report these using their online form.

​If you haul waste or debris in an open truck or trailer, you must cover your load every time. Not only is it illegal to drive with an uncovered or unsecured load , it contributes to water pollution and roadside litter.

County garbage and recycling facilities issue at $10 fee for each unsecured load you bring to a facility.

View our data dashboard on roadside litter.

​Is your group or business looking for a way to make a difference in our community? Sick of seeing litter on your neighborhood walks? Become an Adopt-A-Road volunteer.

The Mutt Mitt program provides pet waste bag stations in qualifying areas.