Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments
Stormwater
Coalition
Programs
Rain Garden Initiative, U.S. EPA, and Tetra Tech: Managing Wet Weather Workshops
Municipal Pollution Prevention/Good Housekeeping Practices Presentation
Pollution Prevention/Good Housekeeping is a required minimum control measure for Phase II jurisdictions. This presentation was used for training municipal employees (from Stormwater Coalition jurisdictions) in Pollution Prevention/Good Housekeeping.
The Give Water A Hand Program
In 2004-2006 the Stormwater Coalition and the Maumee RAP conducted a
stormwater education program called Give Water a Hand. The first phase
included six tip cards, showing how homeowners can make a difference
in protecting clean water. The second phase recommended practices specific
types of businesses could follow to prevent pollution in stormwater
runoff. These tip cards are available below:
Give
Water a Hand: Residential Campaign
Tip Card
#1: Save Water
Tip Card #2: Lawn
Care
Tip Card #3: Drains,
Sewers and Ditches
Tip Card #4: Native
Plants
Tip Card #5: Household
Hazardous Waste
Tip Card #6: Storm
Drains and Ditches
Give
Water a Hand: Business Campaign
Food
Service Guidebook
Businesses
& Material Storage Guidebook
Home
Maintenance, Remodeling & Repair Guidebook
Vehicle
Service Guidebook
The Partners for Clean Streams website has additional Give Water a Hand information including posters and advertisements available for download. In 2010, Partners for Clean Streams updated the Give Water a Hand campaign materials with current contact information.
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