Crews in Baltimore, Maryland, are installing 414 inlet screens on storm drains in five neighborhoods throughout the city as part of a pilot program to help keep trash and other debris out of Chesapeake Bay.WBAL TV reports the system is two-fold. First, a screen is installed in the front of a drain, and second, a collection basket is placed inside in case anything falls through.“Where the stormwater runs off into the inlet, it goes through a filter cloth and holds debris and trash from going into the stormwater line,” says Fred Petrella, a city inspector.Every week, street sweepers will pick up
