Storm Water Quality - Public Outreach

 

  

 Public Outreach

  
 City of Oklahoma City
 
The Storm Water Quality Public Outreach program includes a number of different elements reflecting the wide variety of water quality-related programs supported by the City. Workshops are held regularly to promote Best Management Practices (BMPs) to reduce pollution runoff into the community waterways.  BMP workshops address construction projects, industrial businesses, and homeowners.  SWQ also provides school and volunteer programs including School Smart, Adopt-A-City-Street, Adopt-A-Creek and Curbs-to-Creeks.  In addition, SWQ actively participates in  environmental events such as EarthDay, H2O Oklahoma and A Growing Affair-A Summer Festival in the Park.


Hoppin Harry OKC’y & the New Orleans/
Oklahoma City Honeybee’s at the OKC
LitterBlitz kickoff.

  

The outreach program works with numerous groups on all projects including departments within the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Community Foundation, Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality, OSU-OKC John E. Kirkpatrick Horticulture Center, OSU Extension, Natural Resources Conservation Services, Oklahoma Conservation Commission, Oklahoma Blue Thumb and Oklahoma County Conservation District.

  

For more information on these and other programs, contact our office at 297-1774.  

Pesticide Report - May 2008

 

Swimming Pool Water Warning


Zenobia Napoleon
Public Outreach Coordinator

Stormwater Quality Management
Zenobia Napoleon
Public Outreach Coordinator
420 West Main, 7th Floor
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Phone: 405-297-1774
Fax:   405-297-1770
E-mail: brenda.underwood@okc.gov