Georgetown County South Carolina
Stormwater Managemnet

Public Education and Outreach

Materials to help you better understand Stormwater.

Public Involvement and Participation

What you can do to help improve water quality.

Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination

What are illicit discnarges and how to report them. Outfall Inventory Data

Construction Stormwater

How to Reduce pollutants from construction sites through plan review and enforcement.

Post-Construction Stormwater

Strategies to improve water quality after construction activities have ceased.

Good Housekeeping

Pollution Prevention for Municipal Operations.

Just For Kids!

Information, Games and Activities just for Kids.

Click to watch Surfrider Foundation's
You Tube educational video.

Welcome to Georgetown County Stormwater

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has established regulations for protecting our waters from pollutants. In response to these regulations, Georgetown County is implementing a Stormwater Management Program which is consistent with the Federal Clean Water Act and South Carolina Pollution Control Act.

Mission: Protect and improve the quality of life of all the citizens of Georgetown County, South Carolina, and surrounding communities. Provide for the collection, and conveyance of stormwater runoff in accordance with all federal, state and local regulations in the safest, most efficient, and cost effective manner possible.

Georgetown County Stormwater is a Division within The Department of Public Services. This Division seeks a balance between the needs of a growing community and the needs of the environment and its citizens. The intent of Georgetown County Stormwater Division is to develop and encourage "No Adverse Impact" Standards, while promoting sensible growth on the available land and minimizing the impacts to the environment and citizens.

Quarterly Newsletter

Spring 2012

News Release

If you experienced flooding issues during our recent storm event, please call us so that we may assist in a possible solution.

 

Public Notice Annoucemnet

(Announcing the seperation of the State Coastal Zone Consistency (CZC) and StormWater (SW) Land Disturbance Permitting Processes and Informational Sessions.

 

SAVE THE DATES:

March 24th : Murrells Inlet 2020 5k and 8k road race

March 26th: 1pm -3pm Litchfield Higher Education Center Public Meeting about OCRM upcoming changes to CZC and NPDES permitting

 

April 22nd: Springtide- the clean up event in Murrells Inletrom 9:45am - 3pm

For more information about these events or to report an illicit discharge or illegal dumping please call the Stormwater Hotline 843-545-3524.

Old County Courthouse, Room 274 · 129 Screven Street, Georgetown, South Carolina 29440
Phone: (843) 545-3524 · Fax: (843) 545-3005 ·