Stormwater Stan: Vehicle Maintenance Faux Pas
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
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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Water Education Exemplars Project
This year CSC has elected to help fund the water education exemplars project as a part of our state-wide education and outreach campaign. Below is an update that we received from the Colorado Watershed Assembly with more information about this project:
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Adopt-A-Drain Presentation
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Earth Day & Spring Cleanups
Tuesday, April 22, 2025 is the annual Earth Day. Throughout the globe communities will be celebrating and raising awareness through family-friendly festivals, fairs, recycling events and workshops. Most events are on Saturday the 19th, see our Community Calendar of Events below for more information about nearby Earth Day celebrations and upcoming stormwater events.
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2023 Educational Campaign Report
The Colorado Stormwater Council’s shared Education and Outreach program includes social media, radio, TV, print, online and bus advertisements, and…
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Permanent Stormwater Quality Features
Improperly maintained permanent stormwater quality features can increase the pollutants in our rivers, increase the amount of erosion that could…
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Pet Waste & Pollution Prevention
Pet waste is a large source of stormwater pollution. When precipitation falls and comes in contact with pet waste left…
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Stormwater Awareness: Snowmelt
With Spring officially here, we will start to see significant snow melt and potentially heavy rain storms. These storm events…
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Colorado Stormwater Center
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