News
MCSTOPPP NPDES Phase II Permit Compliance & Program Support Services
Bids are invited to assist the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP) with technical and regulatory permit compliance tasks associated with the 2013 National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Phase II Municipal Stormwater Permit (Phase II Permit).
Bids are due 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, May 29, 2013.
RFP-NPDES Phase II Permit Support
Flood Control Standard Contract
Revised Stormwater Regulations
The State of California has released a draft stormwater Phase II permit. Click here to review the draft permit.
To learn more about Marin's stormwater program click here.
Events
Earth Day 2013
Got an hour to spare for your Mother? Mother Earth that is! On Saturday, April 20th, Marin organizations including the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP) need your help to: Remove invasive plants! Clean up creeks! Restore trails and remove litter! Weed and mulch community gardens! Etc.! Learn where and when at www.MyEarthDayMarin.org.
KRCB's Our Watershed Stories
The Novato Creek Watershed is prominently featured in a new KRCB mini-series.
Click here to visit the KRCB website. Novato Creek is the Creeks and Dams video.
Meetings
Marin Project Coordination Meetings
Marin County has monthly project coordination meetings to review and
guide projects through the environmental and regulatory permit process.
Resources
High tides to watch
Tides predicted to be over 6.5 feet will be listed here.
No tides over 6.5' in April 2013.
Tsunami Evacuation Maps
The County of Marin has produced Tsunami Evacuation Planning Maps countywide for the shoreline along the coast and in San Pablo Bay.
Click here to visit the Office of Emergency Services and view maps for your area.
Find Your Watershed
Get Involved!
What is the Purpose of the Watershed Program?
The Program provides a framework to integrate flood protection and environmental restoration with public and private partners to protect and enhance Marin’s watersheds.
Flood Control Zone Meetings
Flood Control Zone Advisory Board meeting information is available online. The library has downloadable meeting agendas, staff reports, and minutes here.
MCSTOPPP
A project of Marin County and its 11 cities and towns, MCSTOPPP has developed a creek focused approach to stormwater pollution prevention. Learn more.