Stormwater
Coronavirus Update
As of May 1, the Public Works Building is open to the public. If you have any Stormwater questions or concerns, please call 972-442-7588. After hours, call Police Dispatch at 972-442-8171.
Stormwater Management Contacts
The Public Works Department is here to assist you. Please call or e-mail to request information, ask a question or report stormwater pollution.
Stormwater Hotline Stormwater Inspector Requests for Drainage Maintenance |
972-442-7588 972-442-7588 972-442-7588 |
Report Issues or Concerns
Watering Violations
Water or Storm Pollution
Water Leak
Storm Drains
Mailing Address
Public Works
949 Hensley Lane
Wylie, TX 75098
The City of Wylie is actively working to reduce pollution sources, not only for today, but also for generations to come. Maintaining water quality and proper drainage is very important and beneficial to all residents and businesses in Wylie for several reasons:
- Property value can erode with increase in water pollution or flooding.
- Water pollution is a deterrent for business growth.
- Polluted water is unsafe for many activities we all enjoy, including fishing, swimming, boating and other water sports.
- Our drinking water is taken from surface water resources.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued regulations in 1999 to protect stormwater quality in urbanized areas. In Texas, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) was delegated the responsibility for implementing the regulations, commonly called the Phase II Stormwater Program. The City of Wylie is required to develop a program to protect stormwater quality under Phase II regulations.
City staff reviews all development plans for compliance with the City’s codes and ordinances including stormwater regulations. The DIRT Procedures and Original Checklist contain the criteria the staff evaluates when development plans are submitted for review.
Since 2007, the City of Wylie has developed a stormwater management plan (SWMP) to comply with the requirements of the Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) General Permit No TXR040000.
Stormwater Management Educational Resources
- North Central Texas Council of Governments
- Project WET
- Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
- EPA
- Bottoms Up - Information Campaign
Erosion Control for Contractors, Developers and Builders
- Contractor, Builders & Developers
- Construction General Permit TXR150000
- General Permit TXR040000
- NOI Form
- NOT Form
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