Webinars:
Stormwater Feasibility Study Webinar
This webinar was presented in conjunction with water resources consulting firm Princeton Hydro and discussed what stormwater feasibility studies are and how they can help communities weigh the costs and benefits of having a stormwater utility to determine if it's right for them.
Regional Stormwater Management Webinar
This webinar, featuring experts Adrienne Vicari, P.E. for Herbert, Rowland and Gubric, Inc. and Jim Cosgrove, P.E. and Vice President of Kleinfelder, Inc., discussed how a stormwater utility is a useful tool that over 40 states across the country use to reduce flooding, increase water quality and help harmful pollutants from entering waterways.
This webinar provides specific successful and leading-edge examples of how communities have supported their stormwater programs using stormwater fees. Hear about successes, challenges, and lessons learned from stormwater fees from speakers in Philadelphia, Santa Monica, and Abilene, Texas.
Presenters:
- Philip Pickering, Engineering Supervisor; and Mike Romankiewicz, GIS Supervisor (Philadelphia Water Department, Pennsylvania)
- Neal Shapiro, Watershed Management Program Coordinator; and Curtis Castle, Principal Civil Engineer (City of Santa Monica, California)
- Srini Valavala, Stormwater Services Administrator (City of Abilene, Texas)
How Stormwater Utilities Can Save Your Municipality Money
This webinar, featuring experts in stormwater utilities management Adrienne Vicari (Herbert, Rowland, and Grubic, Inc.) and Jeff Colella (Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority) discussed how a stormwater utility works and how it can save your municipality money and reduce burden on your budgets resulting in short and long-term economic benefits.
How to Manage Stormwater Utilities
This webinar, featuring experts Adrienne Vicari, P.E. for Herbert, Rowland and Gubric, Inc. and Jim Cosgrove, P.E. and Vice President of Kleinfelder, Inc., discussed how a stormwater utility is an equitable solution to reduce polluted stormwater runoff, and how collaboration can help curb the costs and increase efficiency.
User Fee Funded Stormwater Programs (Water Environment Federation, 2013): A basic guidance manual for establishing a local stormwater utility.
