Public Education Task Force

Relevant Committees

A survey conducted in the Upper Trinity Basin reveals that 89% of North Texans still believe that industry is to blame for pollution in our waterways, not recognizing that their own daily activities contribute to water pollution. Local governments are required to educate the public about stormwater pollution and the actions that they can take to reduce or prevent stormwater runoff pollution in their homes, in their communities, and throughout the region.

The Stormwater Public Education Task Force (PETF) is a sub-group of NCTCOG's Regional Stormwater Management Coordinating Council (RSWMCC). The PETF provides a forum for stormwater professionals from local governments to share ideas, pool resources, and create a unified regional message about how citizens and municipalities can help prevent stormwater pollution.

For past meeting summaries, agendas, presentations, and PETF participation information, click here.

General Information


 

Webinars and Training

Rethinking Approaches to Rain Gardens and Green Infrastructure
Thu, Sep 30, 2021
Webinar
North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge
Thu, Aug 5, 2021
Webinar
Healthy Creeks and Waterways: Vegetation and the Flow of Healthy Waterways
Wed, Mar 31, 2021
Webinar
Social Media Toolkits
  • FY22 Doo the Right Thing Social Media Outreach Toolkit 
       
  • 2019 Doo the Right Thing Campaign - Social Media Outreach Toolkit 
 
Educational Resources
Stormwater Cooperative Purchase

NCTCOG and the Stormwater Public Education Task Force are no longer conducting an annual cooperative purchase of outreach and promotional items related to stormwater. For print items, such as bookmarks, please email staff, EandD@nctcog.org, to coordinate receipt of the print files. The below info guide may be useful in assisting your efforts to source and procure outreach and promotional items that were historically purchased through the cooperative purchase program.