The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Capital Region Council of Governments and other partners are hosting a Selling Stormwater Workshop on July 17 at the Londonderry Township Building, 783 S. Geyers Church Road in Middletown, Dauphin County from 8:00 to 3:00.

Participants involved in meeting MS4 Stormwater pollution prevention requirements will learn about the latest research on selling stormwater programs to the public and review of case studies of how communities have handled these issues.

Presentations will be made by--

-- Erie Eckl, Water Words That Work - “Selling Stormwater Management - PA Stormwater Survey with Recommendations;” and

-- Nathan Walker, AMEC Environment and Infrastructure, Inc. - “Local Municipal Stories: Multiple Paths for Meeting MS4 Requirements.”

Other participating organizations include the University of Maryland Environmental Finance Center and Water Words That Work.

Click Here for more information and to register.

For more information on stormwater requirements, visit DEP’s Municipal Stormwater webpage.

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[Posted: June 22, 2017]

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