Environmental

March 2024 Press Release

March 2024 Press Release

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January 2022 Press Release

January 2022 Press Release

Once Santa and his reindeer have headed home and Christmas tree needles are scattered on the floor, it’s time to toss the once fresh-smelling tree. The City of Memphis Storm Water Department wants to remind all residents to properly dispose their live Christmas trees and holiday greenery by either recycling or leaving them out for curbside pickup. Properly disposing and recycling live Christmas trees and holiday greenery keeps thousands of pounds of evergreens from being deposited into landfills.

November 2021 Press Release

November 2021 Press Release

Disposing lawn and garden clippings and other waste into the City’s storm water drainage system can lead to serious problems. This debris can create blockages in storm drains leading to neighborhood flooding.

October 2021 Press Release

October 2021 Press Release

Public Meeting Webinar- Pollution Prevention Practices

August 2021 Press Release

August 2021 Press Release

Flushing wipes, paper towels, and similar products down toilets can clog sewers and cause backups and overflows at private homes, businesses, or wastewater collection and treatment facilities, creating a public health risk

July 2021 Press Release

July 2021 Press Release

Improper disposal of household hazardous waste poses a danger to our environment, especially our natural waterways.

April 2021 Press Release

April 2021 Press Release

2021: Public Meeting Webinar

March 2021 Press Release

March 2021 Press Release

Green Camp: Summer 2021 Academic Enrichment Program

December 2020 Press Release- Fall Public Meeting Webinar!

December 2020 Press Release- Fall Public Meeting Webinar!

Storm Water: A Resource That Connects Us

November 2020 Press Release- Fall Public Meeting Webinar!

November 2020 Press Release- Fall Public Meeting Webinar!

Storm Water: A Resource That Connects Us