Archives: October 2020

Slow and steady baseflow keeps Long Creek going during dry summer months.

During dry summers, Long Creek water levels can get low and many plants and animals that rely on the creek are impacted. Thankfully, we have a retrofitted detention pond to help store water to extend... More »

The Long Creek Watershed Management District (“LCWMD”) is seeking proposals from qualified service providers to perform landscaping services for stormwater Best Management Practices (“BMPs”) in the Long Creek Watershed.

The Long Creek Watershed Management District (“LCWMD”) is seeking proposals from qualified service providers to perform landscaping services for stormwater Best Management Practices... More »

The Long Creek Watershed Management District (“LCWMD”) is seeking proposals from qualified service providers to perform annual inspection and maintenance services for structural stormwater Best Management Practices (“BMPs”) in the Long Creek Watershed.

The scope of services for this RFP include the inspection and maintenance of stormwater BMPS owned or operated by the LCWMD. The full Request for Proposals (“RFP”) is available on the... More »

Porous pavement is an important urban stormwater BMP.

  Ever wonder why water acts differently on Maine Mall Road? That’s because it’s porous pavement, which means water can soak through the pavement into the ground instead of running... More »