Stormwater Projects

The Emergency Stormwater Project addresses a number of small stormwater projects annually which generally require little to no engineering design. These projects are addressed as failures in the storm water infrastructure arise. 

Replacement and installation of new stormwater infrastructure within the Rock Creek watershed. This project is located immediately west of the Englewood Shopping District and addresses structural and yard flooding within the project limits.

Installation of channel improvements and stormwater pipes/infrastructure improvements from Raymond to Saville, between Hayward and Sea Ave.

Located in the Rock Creek Watershed, this project addresses residential flooding. Storm drainage improvements in this Rock Creek Neighborhood will mitigate flooding of homes with this installation of over 1,000 feet of storm lines. 

This neighborhood project will address undersized stormwater systems at various locations in the Sugar Creek Watershed

Located in the Crackerneck Watershed, this project consists of the design and installation of drainage inlets, pipes, and channels from 23rd Street southeast to Crane Street at Hereford Avenue. Originally planned for two phases, this has now been combined into one project. 

Located in the Rock Creek Watershed this project consists of the design and construction of drainage improvements along the creek from E. 28th Street to E. 25th Street, east of Hardy. Undersized culverts, eroded streambanks, and deteriorated storm drainage facilities have resulted in the need for over 3,500 feet of improvements in this residential neighborhood.