community, Environmental, MEMPHIS, kids
Storm Water Staff
2018-2019 Art Contest: Design Gurgle's Next ...

Design Gurgle's next downstream friend and enter our 2018 Lil' Pollution Preventer's Art Contest for kids PK-5th grade! Deadline is January 14, 2019.

2018-2019 Art Contest: Design Gurgle's Next Downstream Friend!
MEMPHIS, Environmental, community, kids, public event
Storm Water Staff
April Press Release- Lil' Pollution Preventer's ...

Our Lil' Pollution Preventer's Environmental Expo is a FREE event on Tuesday May 8th from 2 pm to 5 pm sponsored by UT Extension, 4-H, and the Agricenter at the Agricenter Showplace Arena!

April Press Release- Lil' Pollution Preventer's Environmental Expo!
community, MEMPHIS, Environmental
Storm Water Staff
Storm Water Fee Increase

Ordinance 5650 passed 7/25/2017 means that you will see an increase in your storm water fee.

Storm Water Fee Increase
Environmental, kids, community, GREEN CAMP, MEMPHIS
Storm Water Staff
GREEN CAMP

Through Green Camp, our accepted high school students from various high schools across Memphis will explore the impact of urban storm water runoff on our waterbodies though their own hands-on study and use the information gained from their study to support or disprove their thesis submitted with their application.

GREEN CAMP
Environmental, kids, community, public event
Storm Water Staff
Lil' Pollution Preventers Expo

Free fun event with activities specific for children 4-9 years old!

Lil' Pollution Preventers Expo

Environmental

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GREEN CAMP

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GREEN CAMP

Through Green Camp, our accepted high school students from various high schools across Memphis will explore the impact of urban storm water runoff on our waterbodies though their own hands-on study and use the information gained from their study to support or disprove their thesis submitted with their application.

Go Go Green Infrastructure! Memphis Gets Greenlight on Rain Gardens in Schools!

Go Go Green Infrastructure! Memphis Gets Greenlight on Rain Gardens in Schools!

Since installation of the original 3 rain gardens from the TNSA grant, "Project Rain Garden" has evolved with the goal of installing 3 rain garden per year at schools who are interested in maintaining and utilizing the gardens to educate children and the community.