Resources

Learn how dewatering bags filter pumped runoff to help with sediment discharge and erosion control on construction and utility sites.

Stormwater runoff management tips for heavy rain events, including inlet protection, runoff control, inspections, and erosion prevention.

Learn what inspectors check during stormwater compliance inspections and how proper inlet protection keeps your site compliant and inspection-ready.

Compare inlet protection devices by site conditions. Sediment load, flow, and inlet type can all influence stormwater inlet protection decisions.

Are inlet bags enough? Specifiers weigh sediment load and flow volume when evaluating inlet protection bags for stormwater inlet protection. Learn more:

Learn when curb inlet protection is required and how to install it correctly and avoid failed inspections.

Avoid failed inspections with these fixes for common storm drain inlet protection mistakes. Act fast before they trigger permit violations!

Soil absorbs stormwater, which is melted snow or rainwater, as it runs off of streets and lawns. Ultimately, it replenishes aquifers, or it ends up flowing into streams and rivers. However, in developed areas, it faces surfaces that prevent it from soaking into the ground and all of the water ends up in storm drains and sewer systems.

Stormwater presents a greater risk to our way of life than you could ever imagine. It drags pollutants into our sewer systems and contaminates our waterways.