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Watershed Special Projects
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South Ellerbe Project
Information and plans for the stormwater project at the former Duke Diet and Fitness Center
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Eno River Watershed Improvement Plan
The Public Works Department is working on the Eno River Watershed Improvement Plan.
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Green Infrastructure
Stormwater & GIS Services within the Department of Public Works finds innovative ways to include green infrastructure practices throughout the City.
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New Hope & Little Creek Watershed Improvement Plan
The Public Works Department is working with a consultant team led by AECOM to prepare an engineering study and assessment of the New Hope Creek and Little Creek watersheds.
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Stream Vegetation Management
Stream Vegetation Management
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Ellerbe Creek Watershed Improvement Plan
Ellerbe Creek has a rich history and includes some of the oldest development in the city - some even dating back to the 1800s. While historical areas are of great cultural value, they can be a problem for our water. Most of the land in this watershed was already developed when regulations and ordinances began requiring stormwater management.
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Northeast & Crooked Creek Improvement Project
The Public Works Department is working on the Northeast Creek and Crooked Creek Watershed Management Implementation Project.
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Third Fork Creek Watershed Improvement Project
The Stormwater Services Division has contracted with Tetra Tech, an engineering firm, to complete a study and assessment of Third Fork Creek and its watershed within the city limits.
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Little Lick Creek Watershed Improvement Plan
The Public Works Department is working on the Little Lick Creek Watershed Improvement Plan.
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Ellerbe Creek Projects
Learn about the ongoing projects in the Ellerbe Creek Watershed.
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Rain Catchers 2.0
A total of 8 rain gardens and 14 cisterns were installed under this rain catchers project.
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Catch Basin Insert Pilot Study (SP-2021-01)
The Public Works Department is seeking a qualified firm to provide professional services for the development, implementation, and evaluation of a pilot study to determine the effectiveness of stormwater catch basin trash collection inserts in a 485-acre densely developed drainage area.
Service request:
Click or call 919-560-1200