If you work in the construction industry, you already know it’s essential to keep a tidy worksite that allows employees to be efficient and productive. A clean site is also safer, not only for workers but also for the environment. That’s especially true when it comes to stormwater runoff. Continue reading Clean stormwater runoff from construction sites is essential to protect the environment
When outside enjoying the fall weather with your pets, always be sure to pick up after them, especially in parks and other public areas. Rain can wash pet waste directly into our storm sewer system and waterways, impairing water quality and increasing health risks for people and pets alike. Continue reading Remember to Scoop the Poop when walking your pet to keep our waters safe and clean
Did you know that the City of College Station offers access to flood maps and related information to help determine your flood risk?Planning and Development Services’ flood map information service helps you make informed decisions to protect your home with personalized, one-on-one advice and assistance for your specific circumstances. Continue reading Answering these 7 questions can help you evaluate the flood risk of your property
Since early August, city staff has engaged almost 200 residents for final input on the proposed Comprehensive Plan update before it goes to the city council for approval in mid-October. Our public engagement campaign has wrapped up, but citizens can follow the official approval process and sign up to speak at board meetings this week and the city council meeting on Oct. 14. Continue reading Intensive Comprehensive Plan 10-year update process nears a rewarding conclusion
We need your input on the final updates in the 10-year evaluation of the city’s Comprehensive Plan. Have we effectively updated the plan? Does the updated plan reflect your vision for the city’s future? Continue reading As the city’s 10-year Comprehensive plan update ends, we need you to take a final look
The Atlantic hurricane season is underway, and NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center has predicted an above-normal season. Despite the risks, adequate preparation significantly increases your chances of staying safe and protecting your property. As Texas Flood Awareness Week ends, here are four steps to help ensure you’re hurricane ready. Continue reading 4 sensible tips to help you prepare for a volatile Atlantic hurricane season
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