The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

Protect stormwater from common pollutants by being a greener neighbor everyday!

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

Thank you to everyone who participated in a Clean Water Week event with us! We hope you'll continue to protect our water year-round so we can all enjoy safe and healthy water for years to come.

Are you curious about how the City of Portland and Friends of Casco Bay are working to keep stormwater pollution — all the pesticides, fertilizers, road salts, and other junk that stormwater carries — out of the Bay? Join us on Commercial Street to get up close to where the stormwater meets the sea. Casco Baykeeper Ivy Frignoca and Portland’s Stormwater Program Coordinator Doug Roncarati will guide the Stormwater Stroll, point out features such as stormwater outfalls and combined sewer overflow pipes, and share insights on the process, challenges, and improvements.

Learn more at portlandmaine.gov/cleanwater.

Join our partners at the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District and the Children’s Museum & Theater of Maine to celebrate World Ocean Day and Clean Water Week by using a hands-on watershed model to see how water from your street connects the ocean where fishes eat.

SeeClickFix is a request and work management app which helps to bridge the communication gap between residents and local governments to report non-emergency issues. The digital communications system is a company that was founded and based in New Haven, Connecticut. A few examples would be a pothole in the roadway or a street light that is out.

Another way one can help is to check out their catch basin near their own home and make sure that it is clear. The purpose of the catch basin is to filter out any debris such as leaves, trash, and dirt. You can always report a clogged catch basin to SeeClickFix.

Learn more at portlandmaine.gov/cleanwater.

We challenge you to Pledge to become a Greener Neighbor!

When it rains or snow melts, runoff can carry pollutants such as dog waste, lawn chemicals, soil, and more off of our property and into nearby storm drains. Everyone’s yard runoff combines when our storm drains empty into our local waterways, without being cleaned or treated first. A Greener Neighbor is anyone committed to take action, no matter how big or small, to reduce the amount of pollution that may wash off their property.

The Portland Parks Conservancy and IDEXX have joined forces to clean up the banks of the Presumpscot River! The Children’s Museum & Theater of Maine have donated free passes to the first 20 volunteers to sign up! Volunteers are also entered to win a Portland Water District rain barrel!

Join staff at the Portland Public Library for a kids’ story time with a Clean Water theme! Staff will read a couple of water-themed books to the kiddos and may even lead the group in some songs about water. Be sure to grab a free Clean Water Week bookmark (available at most PPL locations).

Learn more at portlandmaine.gov/cleanwater.

Please join us to learn the key components for building a rain garden, as demonstrated through a comprehensive green stormwater infrastructure improvement project at Sagamore Village. This tour will have some helpful information for everyone, from private homeowners to industry professionals!

Learn more at portlandmaine.gov/cleanwater.

Attend any (or all) Portland Clean Water Week events to enter to win one of the rain barrels. Learn more at portlandmaine.gov/cleanwater.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting information.

Join us at Deering Oaks Park for all your sustainable lawn care questions and needs!

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the online ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting link.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the online ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting link.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the online ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting link.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the online ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting link.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the online ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting link.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the online ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting link.

Stop by and learn how we can reduce and better use our hard surfaces so our stormwater has more opportunities to soak into the ground and encounter fewer pollutants.

The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the online ISWG meeting, please contact the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District for the meeting link.