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What You Can Do
There are a variety of ways individual households can do their part to improve our ability to address stormwater issues and to prevent runoff from transporting pollutants into local streams that feed into Falls Lake. Help keep these stormwater pollutants from going into the storm drains.
- Litter
- Volunteer for the City's fall Litter Sweep. Email planning@cityofcreedmoor.org for more information.
- Pet Waste
- Yard Waste
- Auto Waste
- Household Waste
- Pesticides and Herbicides
You may also want to visit Clean Water Education Partnership (CWEP) for more tips on how you can help protect North Carolina’s water. Click Here to learn more about the stormwater program in Creedmoor.
To report Erosion and Sediment problems, contact North Carolina Department of Environmental and Natural Resources Stop Mud hotline at 1-866-StopMud (786-7683).
Stormwater Management Program
In 2011, the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) issued the City an NPDES Phase II permit that regulates stormwater discharges into city storm drains. The NPDES permit became effective February 1, 2018 and will expire at midnight January 31, 2023. The permit requires the City implement the following six minimum measures:
- Public Education and Outreach
- Public Involvement and Participation
- Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (IDDE)
- Construction Site Runoff Controls
- Post Construction Site Runoff Controls
- Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping
City of Creedmoor's Stormwater Management Plan
City of Creedmoor Stormwater Outfall & Stream Map/ Draft January 2022
Contact
Community Development Office
(919) 764-1016
Stormwater Helpline
To Report or Discuss Stormwater Issues in Your Neighborhood Contact the City of Creedmoor's Community Development Office at (919) 764-1058 or email planning@cityofcreedmoor.org