ECOSS prepares municipal staff to effectively manage their stormwater programs.

These courses are designed for Operations and Maintenance (O&M) staff and other personnel who directly and indirectly influence a city’s stormwater program success.  The base content serves as a platform for each municipality to add their own jurisdiction-specific approach to each subject area.

Price per webinar: $150

Current Class Offerings:

201 IDDE Inspections – Pre-recorded Webinar

• Identify the difference between a spill and an illicit discharge, and different types of illicit discharges
• Elevate awareness of private, commercial and industrial activity that may impact the stormwater system within a jurisdiction
• Provide tools to identify, report and investigate the sources of illicit discharges within a municipal system
• Steps to prevent illicit discharge

205 Spill Control and Response – Pre-recorded Webinar

• Learn why spill response is important to a municipal program
• Develop baseline knowledge to identify key elements of a municipal spill response plan and program
• Create a higher awareness of what to look for in terms of good housekeeping and proper material storage to prevent spills
• Obtain an understanding of how to identify a spill, implement low risk prevention and clean up measures, and buy time for appropriate cleanup response
• Increase confidence to take proper action in case of a spill

101 Municipal Stormwater (SW) Program Overview – Pre-recorded Webinar

• Basics of how municipal programs regulate, are regulated and policy drivers
• Federal and WA State Stormwater Permit requirements
• Overview of Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) and its crucial elements
• How O&M staff activities contribute to SWMP programs
• How Low Impact Development (LID) and associated Best Management
• Practices (BMPs) will change municipal operations

202 Private/Public SW Infrastructure Inspection & Maintenance – Pre-recorded Webinar

• Key elements to private system action and source control
• Permit requirements
• Legacy contaminants and potential sources of contamination that need to be controlled
• Municipal Stormwater Management Programs (SWMP) and its requirements
• Inspection components and results
• BMPs maintenance inspections and LID features
• Program incentives and tools

103 Stormwater Regulations Overview – Pre-recorded Webinar

• How the Clean Water Act intent is currently expressed through regulation and policy
• Who is regulated under NPDES permits, i.e. construction, industrial, and municipal
• Current stormwater enforcement action by agencies and citizens
• A better understanding of water quality value in light of permit compliance
• Stormwater trends, new regulations and how they impact Municipal Operations and Maintenance activities in the future
  

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If you would like to register a large number of staff at a reduced price, please contact Ann Boyce at ann@ecoss.org or 425-345-6326 to discuss price break options.

Questions about these courses or need help with registration? Contact us at municipal.stormwater@ecoss.org.

Registration required for all webinars