Sustainable Pennsylvania
Join the dialogue on creating policies and strategies to sustain vibrant communities through the Sustainable Pennsylvania...

Hear how water professionals have stretched limited funding to comply with MS4 permits and Bay TMDL reductions as cost...

U.S. Water Alliance
One Water Summit 2016 is the nation’s premier gathering of utilities, business leaders, policymakers, environmental...

International LID Conference
The International Low Impact Development conference will highlight the mainstreaming of Green Infrastructure (GI) and Low...

Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week
The legislatures of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia have designated June 4 – 12, 2016 as the first annual Chesapeake Bay...

Cities Alive Logo
Join green roof and wall industry leaders this November in North America’s foremost city for green roof policy and...

Green infrastructure installation to date has focused on public, private, and commercial spaces. The Ecosystem Engineering...

Ocean City, MD

In September 2010, the EFC worked with the Town of Ocean City to conduct a stormwater financing feasibility study. A grant was leveraged from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Chesapeake & Coastal Program in partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) with local resources to develop a sustainable financing strategy to support a comprehensive stormwater program over time. The study provided a set of recommendations to Ocean City officials for how the Town might implement a long-term strategy for financing stormwater management.

Mr Raindrop, "Help be a solution to water pollution." Delaware (DNREC) 30 seconds

Watch this engaging humourous 30 second video for an example of a public service message addressing illicit discharge sources. See a raindrop’s neighborhood journey that identifies causes of nutrient and sediment pollution, and connects these activities with risks to streams, rivers and lakes. Tagline, "Help be a solution to water pollution."

"RiverSmart Homes-getting smart about runoff in Washington, D.C." US EPA 12 mins

Are you looking for a success story within the Chesapeake Bay to illustrate a compliance pathway for minimum control measures one and two? 

Watch this 12 minute video produced by US EPA on the District of Columbia's Department of Energy and Evironment's award winning program. Hear testimonials from homeowner participants and get "how to" advise from municipal staff on building an incentive program. Perfect for community engagement, education, and outreach while achieving measureable reductions through retrofits.

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