Most of the communities where we live contain roads, sidewalks, roofs, and other hard surfaces that do not soak up water. When rain falls or snow melts on these impervious surfaces, this water, called stormwater runoff, needs a place to go.   Stormwater ponds are...

Wetland Channels Green infrastructure stormwater management features, commonly referred to as Best Management Practices (BMPs), are designed by regulators and engineers to clean and hold stormwater runoff created by an increase in impervious surfaces, such as roofs,...

In rural and semi-rural areas where municipal water systems are not available, dry hydrants are used to supply water for fighting fires.  Dry hydrants act as a large straw, allowing emergency vehicles to draw water from a waterbody.  Lakes and ponds are good for dry...

The purpose of a culvert is to convey water from one place to another.  When a culvert loses its ability to move water, flooding can occur.  Regular inspection of your culverts will give you time to address concerns with functionality before serious flooding issues...