Storm Water Services

I’d Like To...

• Report storm water pollution.
• Find Erosion/Sediment Control Details
• Learn how to make a Rain Garden or a Rain Barrel.
• View the real-time Rain Gauge Network.
• Find information about Adopt-A-Stream and other educational programs.
• Find out my watershed address.
• View a map of the storm water system
• View FEMA floodplains

Roads, rooftops, parking lots and other impervious surfaces create an increase in storm water runoff which can negatively impact our streams, rivers, and lakes. Minimizing these impacts requires careful storm water management. The Storm Water Services Division administers a variety of programs and projects to meet the storm water management needs of the community and protect area waterways.

What's New?

• Coal-Tar Pavement Sealants
• MS4 Annual Report 2008-2009 (Released Dec 2009) (pdf 7mb)
• Parks Waterways Improvements Concept Plans
• Save It FROM a Rainy Day - 1,000 Rain Barrels Campaign
  • This Year's 1,000 Barrel Campaign Status (Dec 09): 399
    Total Barrels Sold Since 2007: 924

Events

• Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) Workshop 5/1/10 (pdf 41kb)

Most Popular Downloads

• Adopt-A-Stream brochure
• Watershed address map (Where does your runoff go?)
• How to make a rain barrel