Working Together to Reduce Stormwater Pollution
Established in 2000, the Monroe County Stormwater Coalition is comprised of 28 municipal members. By working together, Coalition members are able to comply with the federal stormwater regulations and improve water quality in a cost-effective manner. At this time, the Coalition is funded through membership fees and state and federal grants. However, the Coalition is pursuing a long-term funding strategy.
The Coalition meets on a monthly basis and leadership is provided by a Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and Executive Committee. The Coalition has two staff persons that are housed at the Monroe County Department of Environmental Services. The work of the Coalition is advanced by 4 task groups: Construction/Post-Construction, Education/Public Participation, Illicit Discharges, and Pollution Prevention.
The Coalition implements a wide range of projects and programs that reduce stormwater pollution including public education, training for municipal employees, and assistance with stormwater system mapping. The Coalition partners with several agencies including the Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District and the Water Education Collaborative at the Rochester Museum & Science Center in order to utilize existing expertise in the community and maximize its efforts.
The Coalition’s work has been honored with the following awards:
- "Environmental Excellence Award" from New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
- “Management Innovation Award” from the American Public Works Association
- “Empire State Award for the Advancement of Stormwater Management” from New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Coalition staff can be reached at 585 753-5472 or 585 753-5468 or 585 753-5441.
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Stormwater Coalition of Monroe County 2007-2008 Annual Report
The Coalition's Draft Generic Annual Report for the period March 10, 2007 through March 9, 2008 includes Coalition-wide Minimum Control Measure activities that were accomplished during the reporting period and those planned for the next one year period. Reportable activities specific to each Coalition Member may be obtained from the individual municipality. The Public is encouraged to review these materials and provide comments to the Coalition Staff at the phone numbers listed above, or to the Coalition Member's Representative as provided below.
View the Stormwater Coalition of Monroe County Draft Generic 2007-2008 Annual Report (255 kb PDF)
View a List of Stormwater Coalition of Monroe County Member Representatives (116 kb PDF)
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Stormwater Coalition Members
Towns
- Town of Brighton
- Town of Chili
- Town of Clarkson
- Town of Gates
- Town of Greece
- Town of Hamlin
- Town of Henrietta
- Town of Irondequoit
- Town of Mendon
- Town of Ogden
- Town of Parma
- Town of Penfield
- Town of Perinton
- Town of Pittsford
- Town of Riga
- Town of Sweden
- Town of Webster
Villages
- Village of Brockport
- Village of Churchville
- Village of East Rochester
- Village of Fairport
- Village of Hilton
- Village of Pittsford
- Village of Spencerport
- Village of Webster
Organizations
Download Make Your Home the Solution to Stormwater Pollution with Coalition Logo (804k PDF).
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Coalition Education and Public Participation Projects
2005-2006 Stormwater Coalition Annual Report Presentation
Make Your Home the Solution to Stormwater Pollution Flyer
Great Lawns - Great Lakes Newsletter March 2006
Great Lawns - Great Lakes Newsletter June 2006
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Coalition Construction/Post-Construction Related Projects
Stormwater and Construction Brochure
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Coalition Illicit Discharge Detection & Elimination Projects
Pools, Fountains & Spas Brochure
Fertilizer & Pesticide Applications Brochure
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Coalition Pollution Prevention Projects
DPW Operations & Fleet Maintenance Facilities Training Presentation
Stormwater Pollution Prevention Facility Self Audit Form
