Stormwater Administration

The Stormwater Program staff within the Engineering Division performs these core tasks:
  1. Regulatory Compliance for the City's MS4 Program
  2. Project Management for City Capital Improvement Projects
  3. Technical Support for Public Works Operations maintenance and construction projects

 

Mulberry Run Wetlands

In October, a Case Study for the SLAF grant program was conducted at the Mulberry Run Wetlands by the Choose Clean Water Coalition. The City of Waynesboro is grateful for the continued attention to this large project and thanks the citizens for the continued support! For more information, please follow the link to the short documentary of the study.


The Waynesboro Stormwater Program would like to extend a special thanks to everyone that helped with the Annual Fall Clean Up this year. Our thanks goes out to representatives from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the Promotores de Salud group, and City residents. We look forward to seeing everyone again next year!

2019 Fall Stream Cleanup

Stormwater Program Documents

 

  1. 2019_IDDE_Brochure
  2. 2019 MS4 Annual Report
  3. 2018 MS4 Annual Report
  4. 2017 MS4 Annual Report
  5. 2016 MS4 Annual Report
  6. 2015 MS4 Annual Report
  7. 2015 MS4 Annual Report Addendum
  8. How to View Impervious Area
  9. Non-Single Family Stormwater Credit Guidance
  10. Single Family Stormwater Credit Guidance
  11. Stormwater FAQs
  12. Stormwater Program Brochure
  13. Waynesboro Notice of Designation
  14. Waynesboro Stormwater Program Plan
  15. Permit Cycle 2 Stormwater Program Plan
  16. Registration Statement_Signed
  17. 2018 GP Coverage_November 1 2018
  1. What is an MS-4?
  2. What does this mean?
The City was designated in 2013 as a Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System because of the density of urban development within the City.