Internet Resources

The following are links to Internet sites that contain valuable stormwater information.

INCOG's Water Quality Programs - This website provides an overview of water quality programs and projects in Northeast Oklahoma for which INCOG is responsible.

Adopt Your Watershed  – This EPA website provides information and resources for local community organizations and individuals to create stream protection programs.

Center for Watershed Protection – This nonprofit organization website provides a variety of information and services to the general public and permittees on watershed protection.

City of Tulsa - PACE (Partners for a Clean Environment) Program – This website provides resources for individuals, groups and businesses. PACE provides free pollution prevention training, public outreach, and technical assistance to those who have made a commitment to the environment. The program's goal is to reduce the use of hazardous materials and the amount of waste from business, government, and household activities that pollute Tulsa's water, land, and air.

City of Tulsa Stormwater – This website guides you through the various programs being implemented by the City of Tulsa, a Phase I stormwater city.

EPA - NPDES Contacts - This EPA website provides contact information and links to stormwater regulatory resources for EPA headquarters, EPA regions and for each State's permitting authority.

EPA Region 6 Stormwater Website – This EPA website provides a thorough background of information and resources about urban stormwater pollution.

EPA Stormwater Outreach Materials – This EPA website has dozens of files on a wide variety of topics relating to contaminants from businesses, homes and construction sites as well as brochures on how individuals can help improve water quality.

EPA Stormwater Webcast Series – Visit this website to sign up for free webcasts of the EPA's popular stormwater series for municipal stormwater managers and interested parties.

EPA Surf Your Watershed – Locate your watershed by clicking on map images. Learn about watersheds and how to protect them.

EPA Urban – This website offers dozens of links to resources on urban growth, low impact development, smart growth, urban pollution, and engineering and finance.

EPA What You Can Do – This website contains many ideas on what individuals can do to help protect water quality in their communities.

INCOG - The Indian National Council of Governments coordinates the GCSA activities, which include a variety of public education programs, technical assistance, and employee training. The INCOG website provides a variety of other valuable resources including transportation and environmental planning, mapping and graphics, and air quality programs.

Metropolitan Environmental Trust – This nonprofit organization in Tulsa hosts semi-annual household pollutant collection events and maintains recyclable materials collection centers in the Tulsa metropolitan area. The M.e.t. website also provides information on a variety of environmental topics.

ODEQ Stormwater Website – This ODEQ website focuses on the interests of permitted facilities and, as such, allows individuals to explore the regulatory side of this program.

Stormwater Manager's Resource Center – This site provides a variety of information and services to the general public and permittees on watershed protection.

Understanding the Clean Water Act – This website provides a simple and effective way to learn about the Clean Water Act, the law upon which all water quality programs in the nation are based.                                                       

Rev. August 09, 2010