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The mission of DelDOT's Stormwater Quality Program is to minimize the runoff of pollutants from the roadway drainage system into surface waters of the State of Delaware. Please visit this site for information on what DelDOT is doing to control stormwater pollution, and what YOU can do to help us!
 

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Help Save Delaware's Rivers and Bays, One Lawn at a Time!

Livable LawnsDid you know that the great-looking lawn many of us want comes at a significant environmental and public health cost? Runoff from fertilizers and pesticides applied to our lawns can have a big impact on local streams, creeks, rivers and bays.
DelDOT is proud to be a sponsor of the Delaware Livable Lawns Program. Check out the program's website for tips on how to make small changes in your lawn care practices so we can all be better stewards of our environment.
 

View an article that appeared in Delaware State News about DelDOT's storm drain inventory and inspection program.


During mid April, KCI Technologies and Century Engineering will be in the following neighborhoods conducting a drainage system inventory and inspection of DelDOT's storm sewer system:

  • Sussex County
    • Collins Pond Road (Bridgeville)
    • Oak Road (Bridgeville)
    • Apple Tree Road (Bridgeville)
    • Russell Road (Bridgeville)
    • Deep Forest Road (Bridgeville)
    • Sussex Highway (US 13)
  • Kent County
    • No Current Inspections
  • New Castle County
    • Appoquin Farms 1 & 2
    • Grantchester

View a brochure describing the inventory and inspection program.

 
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