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All of the watersheds within Frederick County are assessed by identifying, ranking, and grouping potential opportunities to fulfill the MS4 permit requirements for watershed restoration.
Currently, the Division of Energy and Environment (DEE) has completed the remaining Watershed Studies for Catoctin Creek, Double Pipe Creek, and Potomac Direct Watersheds. The assessments were advertised in the Frederick News-Post and were available for a 30-day public comment period on the County website per permit requirements, which ended on June 30, 2019. No comments were received
In order to improve stream health,DEE implements the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) through projects identified and ranked in our Watershed Studies. These construction-type projects, such as stream restorations and pond retrofits, allow the County to better manage and treat stormwater runoff.
Another tool of OSER’s CIP is the Creek ReLeaf Program. Visit the page for more information on how you can have trees planted on your property!
