Educational Track: MS4 Management

This educational track focuses on all of the various aspects required of a Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit. Many stormwater professionals are expected to have expertise across a wide scope of programs, especially in smaller MS4's. Thousands of municipalities around the world are tasked with implementing strategies to lessen the impacts of urban stormwater and industrial pollution. Subjects such as illicit discharge detection & elimination, industrial stormwater management, municipal good housekeeping, program funding mechanisms, and education programs are all discussed in this educational track.

Areas of Focus

Education & Outreach Programs

K-12 Programs
Adult Education
Non-Point Education for Municipal Officials (NEMO)
Post-Secondary Education Programs

MS4 Stormwater Management Plans

Implementation
Goals & Measurables
Adaptive Management

Illicit Discharge Detection & Elimination
Industrial Stormwater Management

Mining Industry
Manufacturing Facilities
Oil & Gas Facilities
Fleet maintenance
HAZMAT Storage
Industrial Inspection & Compliance
Permitting

Municipal Good Housekeeping
Funding Mechanisms

Fee structures
Utilities
Grants
Legislation/Constitutional Amendments

Member Resources

Name	Position	Company	Email
Carrie Powers, CPESC	Chair	City of Glendale	cpowers@glendale.co.us
Heather Buck, CMS4S, CWM	Member	Christopher B. Burke Eng. LLC	hbuck@cbbel-in.com
Lori Gates, CPESC, CPSWQ, CMS4S	Member	Christopher B. Burke Eng. LLC	lgates@cbbel-in.com
Jason P. Johns, PE	Member	Woolpert Inc	jp.johns@woolpert.com
Charles R. Riling, Jr., TRETCNO, ABI, CESSWI	Member	WV DOT Division Of Highways	charlie.r.riling@wv.gov
Steven Trinkaus, PE, CPESC, CPSWQ	Member	Trinkaus Engineering LLC	strinkaus@earthlink.net