Washington State's LITTER1 Online Reporting System

The Washington Department of Ecology and Washington State Patrol have teamed up to educate citizens on the dangers of littering. This online reporting system is only intended for reports where a vehicle with a Washington State license plate can be identified. To make an anonymous report if you see someone litter from a vehicle, please fill in the required information below.

1. What is the license plate number of the vehicle you saw the litter come from?
Please specify if the license plate is personalized (e.g., WSU, Disabled, Veteran). Required Question

2. What state is the license plate from? Required Question

3. What is the vehicle color, make, model, or body type?
(E.g., blue Honda Accord, red Toyota pickup truck, silver Volkswagon Jetta.) Required Question

4. Check the incident type: Required Question

5. Check the item seen littered: Required Question

6. Description of the incident (e.g., the driver threw a lit cigarette out the window): Required Question

7. What was the date of the incident (MM/DD/YY)? Required Question

8. What was the time of the incident (HH:MM PM)? Required Question

9. Street location and direction of travel (e.g., Northbound on I-5 at milepost 130): Required Question

10. Closest town to where the incident occurred: Required Question

Thank you for providing information to the Litter1 online reporting system. A toll-free litter hotline is also available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day to take litter reports: 866-LITTER-1 (866-548-8371). You can also email the same information to litter1@ecy.wa.gov.

Tickets cannot be issued based on this online report. Instead, the license plate will be cross-referenced with the owner who will be sent a letter from Washington State Patrol informing them of the fines litterers could face.

Please click on 'Next' below to go to the next page. After you click on the 'submit' button on the next page, your litter report will be forwarded to the litter staff and you will be redirected back towards the litter website.

	Thrown by the driver
	Thrown by the passenger
	Thrown by both the driver and the passenger(s)
	Unsecured load
	Illegal dumping
	Other (please specify)

	Cigarette butt
	Bottle
	Can
	Fast food container
	Plastic bag or film
	Paper
	Construction material
	Yard waste
	Auto part
	Miscellaneous debris
	Other (please specify)