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Stop the Algae Monster! Excessive Nutrients are Harmful

ByIain Baker June 17, 2025June 23, 2025

Harmful algae can form in waterways due to excessive nutrient loading from yard waste. Prevent the algae monster by keeping a few key things in mind.

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Stormwater Stan: Scoop the Poop!

ByIain Baker June 16, 2025June 23, 2025

Don’t just leave it there Stormwater Stan! Picking up pet waste prevents excess nutrients and other contaminants from entering our water.

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Stormwater Stan: Vehicle Maintenance Faux Pas

ByIain Baker June 12, 2025June 23, 2025

Don’t be a Stormwater Stan! Please remember to dispose of all fluids properly when maintaining vehicles and equipment. Water entering…

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Stormwater 101: Illicit Discharges

ByIain Baker June 6, 2025June 24, 2025

What are Illicit Discharges? Illicit Discharges are anything other than rain or snow melt that enters storm sewers such as dirt, oil, chemicals, concrete, and excess nutrients. Report any of these things to your local municipality if you see them entering the storm sewer system.

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