After delays caused by Hurricane Ian, a crucial, but controversial stormwater project is moving ahead in Naples, with construction starting in January.

The outfall will be built at 24th Avenue North and will replace 11 stormwater pipes currently on the beach, according to the Myrtle Beach City Government.

The Stormwater Outfall Program began in 2002 and has cost more than $60 million. Lane closures on Ocean Boulevard and along the adjoining streets can be expected during construction.

The Salish Sea Stormwater Monitoring Project tests the water at outfall pipes along the Salish Sea for elevated levels of pollution.

The start of a stormwater improvement project in Madison Township is drawing closer. A contractor plans to begin working May 20 on installing a new stormwater sewer on Beach Drive, township ...

On Monday, Myrtle Beach city leaders toured the stormwater outfall project along 24th Avenue North and the coastline.

Four years ago, Gohrke connected with the Anacortes stormwater manager, Diane Hennebert, and gathered a group of 18 volunteers to sample water from the city’s stormwater outfalls.

The outfall structure at Bangs Lake in Wauconda, an overflow that releases rainfall, will be replaced as part of a $3.5 million project to reduce flooding downstream.

After a decade of planning, the Naples Stormwater Beach Outfall Project is finally taking shape, with an expected completion date in 2026. The project aims to improve water quality and reduce ...

State environmental officials signed off on the city’s environmental impact assessment, a massive document that ruled out a series of other discharge options in favor of an ocean outfall.

Stormwater associated with industrial activities (“SIC 5093”) is stated to be discharged from the Site to eight outfalls designated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to ...

"Each motor pool and industrial area is inspected twice a year through the environmental office," Sherman noted. "At least annually, all water outfalls are inspected by stormwater personnel from ...