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Managing Our Stormwater
Stormwater Management Master Plan
Westford has initiated a Stormwater Management Master Plan (SWMMP) that evaluates Westford's current stormwater management practices and identifies future needs for a sustainable stormwater program. This plan presents a pragmatic, cost-effective approach to addressing drainage infrastructure needs while considering local, state and federal water quality initiatives to protect our valuable water resources now and for future generations. Additional information is included in the following documents:
Frequently Asked Questions 2017 SWMMP
Project Fact Sheet 2016
Project Fact Sheet 2015
Project Fact Sheet 2014
Stormwater Master Plan Poster
Water Resource Management Poster
Stormwater Master Plan Report
Stormwater Master Plan Volume 1: Assessment
Stormwater Master Plan Volume 2: Long-Term Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
Stormwater Master Plan: Volume 3: O&M Plan
Stormwater Master Plan: Volume 4: Compliance Plan
Westford Stormwater Funding Report
Westford NPDES Stormwater Program Compliance Plan
Westford NPDES Stormwater Program Compliance Plan
Annual Reports
The Annual Reports that were submitted to EPA and MassDEP describe the Town's activities each year. The Permit Annual Report is due on May 1st each year.
Stormwater Activities in Westford
Through their Engineering Department, Westford is conducting a variety of activities as part of their Stormwater Management Program. The following are examples of activities completed or underway.
Watershed Action Plan for Stony Brook & Nashoba Brook Watersheds
The Town developed a Watershed Action Plan for the Stony Brook and Nashoba Brook Watersheds through a Smart Growth Technical Assistance Grant from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA). Review the Watershed Action Plan (PDF).
You Can Help
Please help the Engineering Department find sources of pollution that enters the Towns storm drain. If you suspect illegal dumping or an illicit discharge, please contact the Town via email, or at 978-360-0498.