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Report Stormwater Pollution Problem
Stormwater Pollution Problem Report
Rainwater, also known as stormwater, flows across the land and either soaks into the ground or runs into our storm drains and waterways. When rain falls on your yard or street, it carries pollutants to the nearest storm drain. The storm drains carry the stormwater mixed with pollutants directly to our creeks and waterways. Examples of pollutants that threaten our waterways are fertilizers and pesticides, soaps and detergents, vehicle fluids (motor oil, gasoline, anti-freeze, fuels), paints, solvents, pet waste left on the ground, grease, sewage, trash and debris. View more information on protecting your watershed.
Citizens may report complaints of stormwater pollution or dumping of pollutants into stormwater drains by calling 445-9427 or electronically by completing the form below. Report a Storm Drainage problem instead.
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