If you need to report pollution or sediment off-site please to go to our Illicit Discharge and Elimination Page.
As part of our commitment to protecting local waterways, we actively engage the community through public outreach and education programs focused on stormwater management. These efforts help raise awareness about the impact of stormwater pollution and empower residents to take steps to reduce their environmental footprint.
Community Engagement Activities
Biannual Litter Sweeps: Twice a year, we organize litter cleanup events to remove debris from streets, parks, and waterways. These efforts help prevent trash from entering storm drains and polluting our streams and rivers. Volunteers of all ages are encouraged to participate and make a tangible impact on our environment.
Educational Workshops and Events: Throughout the year, we host workshops, presentations, and other outreach activities designed to educate the public about stormwater issues. Topics include proper disposal of household waste, reducing runoff, and implementing sustainable practices such as rain barrel installation.
School and Youth Programs: We partner with local schools and community groups to provide interactive and informative presentations. These programs are tailored to teach young people about the importance of stormwater management and pollution prevention.
How You Can Get Involved
Whether you’re an individual, a school, or a business, there are many ways to get involved in our stormwater initiatives:
Join us for litter sweep events.
Participate in our workshops or request a presentation for your group.
Volunteer your time or resources to support our outreach programs.
By working together, we can protect our waterways, reduce pollution, and ensure a healthier environment for future generations. Contact us for more information about upcoming events or to learn how you can make a difference!
