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Storm Water Management
The adopted City of Lubbock
Storm Water Ordinance
requires the submission of
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans
for review, as well as the permitting of
Mobile Car Wash
operators.
EPA Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
MISSION
The mission of the Storm Water Management Department is divided into three sections: Engineering, Education and Enforcement. Storm Water Engineering strives to provide safe, effective and economical Storm Water drainage systems through planning, engineering and land transactions. The Storm Water Education Team educates contractors, developers and the public on the Storm Water system and regulations, while promoting environmental stewardship. The Storm Water Inspectors work alongside citizens, contractors and industry to assure safe, effective drainage systems and clean, pollutant free playa lakes.
What Can You Do?
One way to get involved in protecting our water resources is through complaint reporting. City of Lubbock residents are urged to be aware of what is going on in the community surrounding them. If you see excessive
erosion or sediment escaping an active construction site
, or if you witness an
illicit discharge entering the storm sewer system
, please call the Storm Water Hotline at 806-775-3118 or fill out the Storm Water Complaint Reporting Form so that we can investigate potential problems.
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