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  PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
    Thomas R. Flinn
    1810 East Hazelton Avenue
    Stockton, CA 95205
    (209) 468-3000 Phone
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Community Infrastructure Division
 
 

Inland Coastal Clean Up Day
Saturday, September 20, 2008
9:00 AM to Noon

To register and/or for more information, contact Cynthia G. Madrid:
e-mail:  cgmadrid@sjgov.org
telephone:  468-3073

Storm Water

What is Storm Water?  The water that flows over our streets and into our storm drains from rainstorms, garden hoses, sprinklers or other water sources is called STORMWATER.  This water NEVER goes to a wastewater treatment plant to be cleaned.  It flows directly into our local waterways, carrying with it pollutants such as used motor oil, antifreeze, paints, fertilizers, pet waste, water from washing our cars, and pesticides.

To Report Illegal Dumping, Call (866) 755-4955

For more information regarding Stormwater Pollution Prevention, call (209) 468-3073

What's New

Stormwater Community Outreach

Stormwater pollution is now considered the most significant source of water pollution in our Country.  Past water pollution control efforts were directed at industrial sources and good progress has been made.  Now, non-industrial activities impact water quality more than industrial operations.

In compliance with State and Federal requirements, San Joaquin County has developed a Stormwater Management Program committed to protecting our rivers and the Delta by involving and educating our residents in stormwater pollution prevention, regulating stormwater runoff from construction sites, investigating non-stormwater discharges, and reducing non-stormwater run-off from municipal operations.  You can access San Joaquin County's Stormwater Management Plan (PDF file) by clicking the link in the left navigation bar.

Click a link below to obtain additional Stormwater Division Information

Frequently Asked Questions Tips for Businesses
Glossary of Terms & Acronyms Construction Activities
Stormwater Plan, Phase 1 (large file - 14 MB) Industrial Activities
Stormwater Plan, Phase 2 Related Links
Hazardous Waste Disposal

 

IMPORTANT NUMBERS

  • To Reach Your Local Stormwater Management Program

  • To Report Illegal Dumping into Storm Drains

  • To Learn How to Properly Dispose of Household Hazardous Wastes:

LATHROP - (209) 941-7430
After hours or weekends - (209) 992-0028

LODI - (209) 368-5735

MANTECA - (209) 239-8460
After hours or weekends (209) 239-8410

RIPON - (209) 599-2108
After hours or weekends (209) 599-2102

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY - (866) 755-4955
After hours or weekends (209) 468-4401

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (209) 468-3066
(209) 449-4840 OR 1-800-CLEAN-UP

STOCKTON - (209) 937-8791
After hours or weekends (209) 937-8341

TRACY - (209) 831-4420
After hours or weekends (209) 831-4550

 

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