Stormwater Training

Localities have found value in combining resources to obtain, develop, and present stormwater training. The Phase II MS4 permittees have developed a regional training plan, which focuses on IDDE, pollution prevention, and erosion and sediment control.

HRPDC staff has developed a spreadsheet of online and in-person training opportunities that is updated weekly. It includes stormwater, TMDLs, resiliency, and other topics of interest. View a recent example (XLS); please contact staff if you are interested in receiving these.

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