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Stormwater Compliance Department
Warner Robins Stormwater Management Office
The City of Warner Robins Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) is responsible for the management and regulation of stormwater and drainage issues within the city. The city has set up a Stormwater Utility (SW Utility) and the SWMP is funded via a stormwater user fee charge, as well as other secondary funding sources such as plan review fees.
Stormwater Utility Credit Technical Manual
This manual outlines the methodology for the Warner Robins Stormwater Utility customers to secure and maintain a potential stormwater utility rate credit(s) for their property.
Storm Drain Marking Campaign
Marking storm drains seeks to curb stormwater pollution through hands-on service learning techniques like storm drain stenciling and marking. Storm drain marking is the labeling of storm drain inlets with messages that make people aware not to dump anything down the drain.
Additional Resources
- 2021 City of Warner Robins Phase II annual report
- 2020 City of Warner Robins Phase II annual report
- 2019 City of Warner Robins Phase II annual report
- 2018 City of Warner Robins Phase II annual report
- 2017 City of Warner Robins Phase II annual report
- Water Smart Program
- Georgia Water Wise Council
- Detention Ponds
- Illicit Discharge
- Stormwater Utility Car Wash
- Map of Stormwater System
- Easement Brochure
- Stormwater Management Program
- SW Compliance Department Power Point
- 2022 Technical Memo Bay Gall Sediment and flood mitigation recommendation
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Krag Woodyard
Director of Stormwater Compliance
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John Coley
Stormwater Compliance Department Stormwater Supervisor
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Crystal Als
Stormwater Compliance Department NSFR/Commercial Billing Specialist
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Harrison Proffitt
Stormwater Compliance Department Field Technician/Inspections/Ponds
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Kiel Hurd
Stormwater Compliance Department Field Technician/Inspections/Ponds