Community ServicesClean Storm Water Grants establish District partnerships with community groups and local schools by funding, in whole or in part, projects that protect or enhance water resources or educate citizens about storm water quality. Grant recipients can receive up to $2,000 for each project (approximately $20,000 is budgeted by the District each year).
2008 Clean Stormwater Grants were awarded on April 9, 2008. Click here for details.
Storm Drain Stenciling
Signs saying, "No Dumping – Protect Your Water" painted on the curb at storm drain inlets are an effective way to be sure people do not pollute their water supplies. Any group with participants 9 years old or older can volunteer to stencil storm drains in their neighborhoods. The District will supply everything you need: – safety equipment, paint and stencils, instructions, and permission slips. Contact us for group leaders’ kits; click here for more information.
Presentations
The District has available staff and materials for presenting to many kinds of groups:
- PowerPoint shows adapted for community and business settings
- Videos about the local storm drain system and storm water pollution prevention
- Watershed models for student interactive lessons
- Training materials to assist businesses in storm water quality regulatory compliance
Contact us to request a presentation, or for more information.
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