The Capital Projects Construction Section (CPCS) of the Stormwater Management Division facilitates the construction of all Capital Improvement Projects (CIP).
The Capital Projects Design Section (CPDS) of the Stormwater Management Division develops and manages the design phase of capital improvement projects to ensure they are constructed in a timely manner and within budget.
Maintenance
The Clean Water Partnership (CWP) maintains all Best Management Practices (BMPs) developed above and by the SMD's CIP Section. The maintenance program has a cap of just over $345,000,000, a 30-year term, and includes all the same mentoring and business development programs. The maintenance program currently maintains over 500 sites throughout the County.
Stormwater regulations adopted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in November 1990 led to the issuance of a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Discharge Permit to Prince George's County, Maryland, in 1993. This permit is administered by the State of Maryland's Department of the Environment.
Learn more about DoE's water quality restoration program, including project accomplishments, supporting programs, and operations. This story map summarizes Prince George's County's progress toward reducing polluted stormwater runoff to provide cleaner, healthier waterways for County residents, communities, and the environment.
Click here to review a copy of the Clean Water Program Annual Report.
This Clean Water map summarizes the progress of Prince George's County capital improvement projects to address stormwater runoff and provide cleaner, healthier waterways for County residents, communities, and the environment.
