Storm Water Regulations
After rain falls to the ground in an urban area, it travels across roofs, yards, parking lots, and/or streets before it finds its way into the city's drainage system. From there it flows to local ponds and streams. As it travels across urban groundcover, it can capture a wide variety of pollutants and deliver them to those water bodies. Typical urban runoff pollutants include sediment, nutrients from fertilizers, litter, oil and grease, bacteria from pet waste, trace metals and other toxics, and thermal increases.
The following items provide information on the City of Clinton's efforts to reduce storm water pollution.
| Documents | |
 | Storm Water Management Plan (SWMP) (1 MB) |
| Household hazardous waste collection site information (258 KB) |
| Construction Site Runoff Menu of BMP's | |
| Post Construction Menu of BMP's | |
| Related Links |
| MDEQ storm water |
| MDEQ recycling |
| EPA storm water |
| Urban Forestry |
| Stormwater Outreach Materials and Reference Documents Contains downloadable / printable public education storm water information from the EPA |
| Training Videos |
| Below are links to storm water training DVDs. Construction Site Operator Training Municipal Facility Training |
| Contact SWMP administrator |
| rbroome@clintonms.org |
 | This page contains links to documents in PDF format. The free Adobe® Reader® software is required to view them. |
