Only Rain in the storm drain.

Most of our rainwater travels untreated through gutters, storm drains, channels, washes and eventually into the major source of our drinking water - Lake Mead.

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All storm drains lead to lake mead.

Stormwater that falls in the Las Vegas Valley picks up pollutants and travels untreated to Lake Mead. Do your part to reduce stormwater pollution!

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About Stormwater Quality Management Committee

The Stormwater Quality Management Committee (SQMC) is a community partnership of the Clark County Regional Flood Control District and is committed to the development and implementation of stormwater pollution monitoring, control and outreach efforts within the Las Vegas Valley.

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City of North Las Vegas
City of Las Vegas
City of Henderson
Regional Flood Control District
Clark County

Events Schedule

Nov

14

2023

Quarterly meeting of the SQMC

Date:

November 14, 2023 11:00 AM

Location:

Virtual Webex meeting

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Feb

13

2024

Quarterly meeting of the SQMC

Date:

February 13, 2024 11:00 AM

Location:

Virtual Webex meeting

Webex:
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FAQ

Below are some frequently asked questions about Las Vegas storm drains.

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What is stormwater pollution?
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How long is this General Permit for Construction Activity in effect?
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What must I do to comply with the requirements of the General Permit for Construction Activity?
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How do I obtain coverage under the General Permit for Construction Activity?
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Does my construction site require coverage under the General Permit for Construction Activity?
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