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Stormwater is the water that flows over the ground after rain and snowmelt events. It runs off buildings, streets, sidewalks and parking lots – anywhere it is prevented from naturally soaking into the ground. Stormwater can pick up debris, chemicals and dirt before it reaches its final destination.
If not managed properly, stormwater can contaminate streams, rivers, and lakes. It can destroy aquatic habitats and kill aquatic plants, fish, and animals. Polluted stormwater can also contaminate our drinking water supply.
See below for some things you can you do to prevent contamination: