Stormwater Management Articles

Stormwater system improvements and initiatives have had a big impact on public safety

Increased public awareness, green infrastructure and the formation of stormwater utilities offer promise in today’s no-spend culture

Coralville’s ambitious stormwater program uses green infrastructure to filter pollutants and reduce runoff and protect waterways.

City will also develop a program to help low-income communities improve sewer infrastructure.

Learn how one East Coast utility developed a model to weather almost any storm and acquired the financing to support it.

Emergencies are never planned, but a good plan will help you get back on track.

Clarksville Gas & Water steps up with a heroic recovery after a May 2010 flood inundated major sectors of its collections system.

$113 million Regional Groundwater Storage and Recovery project is a partnership between the SFPUC, City of Daly City, City of San Bruno and California Water Service Company.

State agency goes back to drawing board after Connecticut municipalities contest proposed changes to the general permit.

A quest for new supplies of reclaimed water led Altamonte Springs to a unique source: Interstate 4.

Evanston’s innovative and proactive approach to stormwater management eases the strain of major rain events.

Innovative ideas and a progressive management approach separate the top utilities.

The South Monmouth Regional Sewerage Authority is staying ahead of major storms with innovative mobile pumping stations.