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WHAT IS STORMWATER?

The water that flows into our streets and storm drains from rainstorms, garden hoses, sprinklers or other water sources is called STORMWATER. This water NEVER goes to a wastewater treatment plant to be cleaned. It flows directly into our local waterways, carrying with it pollutants from yards, streets, driveways and other impermeable surfaces.

What's New?

2010 General Construction Permit

Click here for the original General Construction Permit on the Regional Water Quality Control Board website

The 2005-2006 Stormwater Annual Report is now available

Learn more about what's causing water pollution in Stockton.

Press Release

2005 Follow up Stormwater Community Survey

and the Original

Stormwater Community Baseline Survey
(Adobe Acrobat PDF)

Manage pests while protecting our water

see how - click here

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Understanding how your stormwater affects the Delta is important.

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You, too, can prevent stormwater pollution.

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Be a good community partner by helping to ensure that all stormwater runoff is safe and clean.

REMEMBER
Only Rain Down the Drain!

STORMWATER
CONTACT
INFO:

Courtney Vasquez
Program Mgr III
(209) 937-8705

EMERGENCY
NUMBER
(209) 937-8341


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