Author Archives: stormwater

Thanks to the Water Environment Federation (WEF) for organizing a great meeting today with EPA’s Nancy Stoner (Acting Assistant Administrator), Mindy Eisenberg (Associate Chief, Protection Branch), and Kellie McGinness Kubena (Chief, Sustainable Communities Branch). Participants included Stormwater Maintenance, LLC, DC Water, … Continue reading →

Ted Scott will have two presentations: – Efficiently Performing ESD Calculations in a Production Design Context – Operations and Maintenance Issues with ESD Infrastructure Check it out & sign up at: http://usgbcmd.org/Default.aspx?pageId=1208593          March 6, 2012 @ Engineering Society of BaltimoreKeynote … Continue reading →

3720-070710-011, a photo by Stormwater Maintenance, LLC on Flickr. Is that they are a hideous pollutant. They are easy to drop or discard. It is easy for the wind to snatch them from your hands. They are easy to be … Continue reading →

With the first substantial snowfall of the year on the ground here in the Mid-Atlantic, thoughts drift to warmer times.  Sorting photos and happened on this great shot of Prettyboy Dam taken on a hot summer day…

Ted Scott has been invited to speak at the Purdue University Indiana Local Technical Assistance Program’s Stormwater and Drainage Conference on February 9, 2012.  He will be leading two sessions: Stormwater Inspection and Maintenance Programs and Techniques Design Impacts on Stormwater … Continue reading →

This little fella was a bit confused…

It is game-on for the Baltimore Harbor: check it out here and here.

Hunt Valley, MD – December 12, 2011 – Theodore E. Scott, PE, CPESC, LEED AP, Executive Vice President and Founder of Stormwater Maintenance, LLC, was invited by the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Water and Wildlife, … Continue reading →

As a follow-up to Ted Scott’s recent Capital Hill Congressional Briefing, he has been invited to present directly to interested staff at the US Environmental Protection Agency in Washington DC.  His presentation will expand on the Capital Hill talk, including discussion on … Continue reading →

From YouTube Science Astronomy Physics Spaceflight Cosmology Channel via Sailing Anarchy: Accompanying text: Where Will the Debris from Japans Tsunami Drift in the Ocean? The powerful tsunami triggered by the 9.0 Tohoku Earthquake destroyed coastal towns near Sendai in Japan, washing … Continue reading →