Considerations and Hurdles of SWMP Development
Includes a Live Web Event on 2025/05/20 at 1:00 PM (MDT)
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Considerations and Hurdles of SWMP Development
Date: 20th May (USA) | 21st May (AUS)
Time: 1PM Mountain Time USA | 5AM AEST
Presented by: Amesha Morris, Stormwater Knowledge Manager, Acorn EnviroComply LLC
Level: Intermediate
Duration: 1 hour
Type of Course: Webinar - Live
In the stormwater trifecta (construction, industrial, MS4) MS4 stormwater concerns tend to be broad, regional, and complex. For municipalities with rapidly growing populations that will see a levelling up in stormwater regulatory requirements, proactive planning and staged implementation are needed. This webinar will provide resources and first-hand experience in SWMP development, inter-departmental collaboration, and program management. MS4 professionals will gain access to free resources to help with SWMP development, address C-suite common questions, and potential community impacts. Our community will be given the opportunity to provide additional resources, stories, or templates that may assist others.
Learning Objective:
1. MS4 professionals will be able to identify potential areas of consideration as they prepare to develop or level up their municipal SWMP.
2. Stormwater professionals will develop a "game plan" to identify and incorporate external and inter-departmental organizations in the planning phase.
3. MS4 professionals will be able to create a general timeline of action that will address personnel, budget, equipment, and other regulatory requirements.
Amesha Morris
Stormwater Knowledge Manager
Acorn EnviroComply LLC
Amesha Morris is a stormwater professional with over 15 years of experience in construction, industrial, and MS4 stormwater. After graduating from the University of North Texas with a B.S. in Biology and an M.S. in Environmental Science, Ms. Morris embarked on her stormwater career journey. Beginning as an intern, and progressing to the roles of stormwater inspector, specialist, and administrator manager, where she saw the need for quality professional development and began a new journey.
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