Trainings

Attend a Stormwater Training

Learn in person by attending a free SWPCC training class on stormwater-related topics.

We offer free trainings and seminars throughout the year, including:

To book a training, view our Events Calendar.

You can also request to book a training by contacting stormwater@reno.gov and mossd@reno.gov, or call 775-334-4230 (City of Reno Utility Services).

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Upcoming
Trainings

View our calendar for all upcoming trainings!

Training Presentation:

Stormwater Permitting, BMP and SWPPP Compliance Training

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AGENDA

  • NV General Construction Permit (NVR100000)
  • Stormwater Best Management Practices (BMPs)
  • Pre-Construction
  • Active Construction
  • Post-Construction
  • Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP)
  • Inspection Communication Skills
  • NOI/NOT & Close-out Procedure

Training Presentation:

Truckee Meadows Structural Controls Design and Low Impact Development Manual

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AGENDA

  • Organization of Manual
  • NPDES Regulations, Regional Policies and Procedures
  • Truckee Meadows Stormwater Quality Management
  • Principles of Low Impact Development (LID)
  • Source Controls
  • Treatment Controls
  • Using the Design Guidance Worksheets
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Low Impact Development (LID)

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 modeled 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:

View the LID Virtual Tech Training – Day 1
Video Replay Available in 5-Part Series:

 

View the LID Virtual Tech Training – Day 2
Video Replay Available in 2-Part Series:

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BMP Resources

In addition to the provided resources, Construction BMP classes are offered each spring and fall. Please keep an eye out regarding upcoming classes or email stormwater@reno.gov to be placed on the interest list.

To learn more about BMPs, reference past technical trainings hosted by SWPCC, for detailed information:

Contact Us

Have a question or comment for the program? Send us an email or attend a meeting.

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