Douglas County    City of Omaha    Website Issues   


 


 

 




Welcome to the City of Omaha Stormwater Program Website! Print

By Mayoral Proclamation...

April is Stormwater Awareness Month

...April is Omaha Stormwater Awareness Month!

During the month of April, various stormwater-related topics and facts will be discussed. Check back daily and often!

Tuesday

April 30th:

Stormwater Fact/Topic

The City of Omaha requires construction sites to obtain permits & develop a plan to prevent erosion & sediment loss from their project site

You can report spills & excessive sediment on streets to 402-444-3908, or go to omahastormwater.org #OSAM

Want to see previous #OSAM factoids? Click here to view our factoid archive for

Stormwater Awareness Month.

The City of Omaha Stormwater Program is a comprehensive program comprised of various program elements and activities designed to reduce stormwater pollution to Maximum Extent Practicable (MEP) and eliminate prohibited non-stormwater discharges through a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) municipal stormwater discharge permit.

On this site, you will find information on the program, resources for professionals, regulatory documents, and outreach and community program details.

Please use the menu to the left to navigate our site. Omaha Stormwater Program logo

  • Stormwater Hotline: 444-3908

     

    Environmental Field Guide - Link opens in new window

    The City of Omaha CSO Environmental Field Guide is a great reference to help you keep your construction project in compliance - view here!


    University of Nebraska - Lincoln Urban Waters Grant Project

    The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is collaborating with the City of Omaha in assessing green infrastructure on a neighborhood scale. Click here to learn more.

    2/20/13 UPDATE!

    (Note - Files are large and depending of the speed of your connection

    may have lengthy download time):


    • You can help to prevent stormwater pollution - Learn More!




    		•