Available Courses

As a nonprofit, Detroit Future City has a unique approach to stormwater project management through three programs.

The presentation will provide an overview of a recently published National Academies of Sciences Research study.

This course will discuss the evolution of condition assessment and facility asset management in Portland, Oregon, and how that evolution has helped inform facility design and policy.

Explore a new condition assessment framework implemented in Portland, Oregon, in 2019 designed to inform operations and maintenance as well as overall functional condition.

WSDOT conducted a multiyear study collecting hydrological data from roadside embankments.

This presentation will focus on the selection of vegetation and different growing media for high-performing bioretention facilities.

The District of Columbia and its partners are taking steps to reduce nitrogen, phosphorus, and sediment pollution to meet water quality goals.

This presentation highlights how partners are addressing TMDL priorities through stormwater program management.

What does it take to manage an unfunded stormwater management program that is transferred to a water/sewer utility?

Washington state’s municipal stormwater permits rely upon an encompassing, and in some cases novel, approach to stormwater management.

An overview of the metrics, data methodology, protocol limitations, challenges and successes.

The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) manages stormwater infrastructure in the Boise, Idaho area.

The approach to evaluating HDOT’s stormwater programs will be described including tools and methods that were developed to assist in the audit process.

Explore the history and drivers of the program, the grant program structure, case studies of awarded projects, and the challenges and lessons learned.

Discover how SFPUC started its partnership with the San Francisco Unified School District and how it scaled up over the last 13 years.

Learn how the city of Shoreline, Washington, is addressing stormwater needs against a backdrop of rapid redevelopment.

New York City is on the precipice of a major expansion in the amount of stormwater managed on its private properties.

An overview of the City’s stormwater management program with a focus on recent education and outreach efforts.

A plastics and chemicals manufacturer needed a reliable method to detect, assess, and monitor stormwater.

Learn about King County’s experience developing collaborative stormwater management programs.

The Sharp Avenue Permeable Pavements project is part of the City of Spokane’s larger effort to remove PCBs from the Spokane River.

Addressing real world compliance concerns for facilities trying to implement stormwater capture and use systems.

Water quality data from monitoring stations three years prior to the Woolsey Fire and two years after will be discussed.

Learn how a lumber mill initiated an aggressive facility upgrade project to enhance stormwater runoff quality.

This presentation reviews the history of bioretention in Washington State describes key outreach and research efforts completed to date.

There are two sides to stormwater compliance, the perspective of the regulator and that of the permittee.

This presentation will focus on the lessons learned by Los Angeles County in watershed-based compliance.