Publications & Manuals

SWPCC Governing Documents & Annual Reports
The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee (SWPCC) meets to coordinate activities of the Stormwater Management Program and Watershed Protection Plan. An Annual Report is prepared each year covering program activities.
*Note that only the newest reports are linked here. Please contact us for reports dating back to 2005.
Illicit Discharge Detection & Elimination
Watershed
Assessment
Reports
*Note that only the newest reports are linked here. Please contact us for reports dating back to 2005.
- 2022 Galena Creek Project Reach Assessment Memo with Appendices
- 2022 Chalk Creek Project Reach Assessment Memo
- 2022 Steamboat Creek Watershed Assessment Memo
- 2022 South Evans Creek Project Assessment Memo
- 2022 North Truckee Drain Project Reach Assessment Memo
- 2022 Jones Creek CRR Project Reach Assessment Memo
- 2017 Truckee Meadows Watershed Assessment Report
- 2016 Truckee Meadows Watershed Assessment Report

Low Impact Development (LID) and
Best Management Practice (BMP) Resources
Industrial and commercial businesses can become contributors to stormwater pollution if proper care is not taken to implement Best Management Practices.
View the LID and BMP resources below to see how you can help make a difference.
Low Impact Development (LID) Resources

LID practices can reduce runoff and pollutants entering the storm drain system. The Truckee Meadows Structural Controls Design and Low Impact Development Manual covers relevant LID requirements and design guidance for the Truckee Meadows.
In general, Low Impact Development (LID):
- Is a growing practice in stormwater management with principles modelled after nature
- Strives to mimic the pre-development hydrology
- Manages urban runoff at the source
- Uses local and smaller scale controls as opposed to a more centralized stormwater treatment
- Uses practices and techniques to capture, filter, store, evaporate, detain and infiltrate runoff close to the source
To learn more about LID, reference past technical trainings hosted by SWPCC, for detailed information:
Click here to view the LID Virtual Tech Training – Day 1
Video Replay Available in 5-Part Series:
Click here to view the LID Virtual Tech Training – Day 2
Video Replay Available in 2-Part Series:
Best Management Practice (BMP) Resources

- Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) Template
- Nevada Construction BMP Field Guide
- Truckee Meadows Construction Site BMP Handbook
To learn more about BMPs, reference our past technical trainings hosted by SWPCC, for detailed information:
- Stormwater Compliance Background – Updated 06-11-21
- Stormwater Permitting, BMP and SWPPP Compliance – Updated 06-22-21
In addition to the provided resources, Construction BMP classes are offered each spring and fall. Please view our events calendar regarding upcoming classes or email stormwater@reno.gov to be placed on the interest list.
Contact Us
Have a question or comment for the program? Send us an email or attend a meeting.
