1. Alternative Compliance

   The Alternative Compliance Program is an elective partnership between Prince George’s County and qualified tax-exempt faith-based organizations or other 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to improve water quality in the county by treating and reducing polluted stormwater runoff. Under the program, organizations may qualify for a reduction in a portion of their Clean Water Act Fee. An organization must agree to 1, or all, of 3 options available in order to be eligible for the reduction.

2. Clean Water Partnership

   Prince George’s County and Corvias implemented the Clean Water Partnership (CWP) as the solution to its stormwater regulatory challenges.

3. Grants

   Calling all committed watershed organizations, qualified tax-exempt religious or other 501(c) nonprofit organizations, homeowners and businesses in Prince George's County who need adequate resources to achieve the goals of the Clean Water Act.

4. Rebates

   Prince George’s County is committed to improving the quality of life for its communities by promoting green solutions to stormwater runoff. Stormwater runoff occurs when rain (or snowmelt) flows over the land picking up pollutants such as oil, grease, sediment and nutrient which make their way into local streams and rivers.

5. Stewardship Grant Program

   The Prince George’s County Council established the Stormwater Management Retrofit Program to provide property owners with incentives to incorporate stormwater management practices on private property, including rebates for rain barrel installation.

6. Stormwater Audits

   Learn how to manage and reduce stormwater pollution around the home at a hands-on stormwater audit.