Storm Water Management

Storm water is the water from rain, snow and sleet that travels down our gutters into the storm drain. Storm water starts off clean. Storm water flows DIRECTLY into our rivers, lakes and streams. It is almost never treated. So everything storm water collects from the land surface, roadways, sidewalks, parking lots, construction sites, business parks, etc., is carried to gutters, stormdrains, canals, drainage ways, and finally ends up in our local rivers and streams ~ UNTREATED! It is estimated that more than one-half of the pollution in our nations waterways comes from storm water runoff.

Storm Water Management Plan (Updated Nov 2010)
Storm Water Management Plan Appendix

Storm Drain Capital Facilities Plan & Impact Fee Report

Illicit Discharge Hotline

(801) 737-2997 ext 1021

Spill Response:

Dial 911                                                                
-or-
State Of Utah
Environmental Response                                           
(801) 536-4123

Utah Division of Water Quality
(801) 538-6146

Local Pollution Control
Agencies:
Environmental Health Division of the
Weber/Morgan Health Department
(801) 591-7168
1-800-458-0145

Informational Brochures:

Erosion Control                                           Pet Waste & Water Quality
Fresh Concrete & Mortar                              Utah & Its Water, Why Conserve
Household & Vehicle Maintenance                  Water Conservation Inside the Home
Impervious Surfaces                                    Water Conservation Outside the Home
Landscaping Gardening & Yard Maintenance     Xeriscaping
Paint & Household Hazardous Waste