Storm Water Management

The Madison District Schools is committed to practicing sound storm water management practices and to observance and adherence to all local, state and federal storm water polices to the greatest extent possible.

Madison District Public Schools’ Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit and Storm Water Management Plan are provided below for public comments. If you have any comments on the District’s permit SWMP, please submit them to the District’s consultant, via email: lgruzwalski@dlz.com.

Report Activities Causing Water Pollution

Oakland County’s 24-Hour Pollution Hotline

248-858-0931

Play a part in keeping our lakes, rivers, and streams clean. Report activities that are causing water pollution.

What kind of activities should you report?

Contamination to lakes, rivers, and streams
Pollution entering a storm drain or surface water
Suspicious dumping to drains and/or surface waters
Suspicious discharges from pipes
Large numbers of dead fish
Construction site soil erosion entering surface waters
Polluted stormwater runoff from storage piles and dumpsters

Please provide the following information when you call:

Your name and phone number (you can remain anonymous if you choose)
The source of pollution and what was spilled
Quantity of spill
Body of water impacted
When the spill occurred
Major crossroads of spill or known address

For more information, visit the County website at: www.oakgov.com/water

Ways You Can Help

When visiting our local parks, remember - DO NOT FEED THE WATERFOWL!
Feeding waterfowl compromises their natural ability to forage in the wild and may also attract a concentration of wildlife beyond the capacity of the habitat. Plus, waterfowl waste contains high levels of E. coli bacteria, the kind that pollutes beaches.
Never dump anything down a storm drain or catch basin, including: litter, leaves, grass clippings, fertilizer, or oil. Remember - ONLY RAIN IN THE DRAIN!