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What is Storm Water? The water that flows over our streets and into our storm drains from rainstorms, garden hoses, sprinklers or other water sources is called STORM WATER. This water NEVER goes to a wastewater treatment plant to be cleaned. It flows directly into our local waterways, carrying with it pollutants such as used motor oil, antifreeze, paints, fertilizers, pet waste, water from washing our cars, and pesticides.
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Important Numbers
To Reach Your Local Storm Water Management Program
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To Report Illegal Dumping into Storm Drains
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
(866) 755-4955 |
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LATHROP (209) 941-7430 After hours or weekends (209) 992-0028 |
RIPON (209) 599-2108 After hours or weekends (209) 599-2102 | |
LODI (209) 368-5735 |
TRACY (209) 831-4420 | |
MANTECA
(209) 239-8460 |
STOCKTON (209) 937-8791 |
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To Learn How to Properly Dispose of Household Hazardous Wastes
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (209) 468-3066 or toll free 1-800-449-4840 or 1-800-CLEAN UP
Click on a link below to obtain additional Storm Water information
 
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Click on a link below for maps on boat launch facilities, recreational facilities and pump-out locations
 Source: Delta Protection Commsion Recreation Atlas, 1997, Retrived from URL, http://www.delta.ca.gov/recreation_atlas.htm |
PO Box 1810 / 1810 East Hazelton Avenue, Stockton, California 95201 | Phone (209) 468 - 3055 |
 | The Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program is a Program of the San Joaquin County Public Works Department |  |