
	National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)

Who Are You?
-	Agriculture
-	Industrial and Commercial Facilities
-	Interested Citizens
-	Municipalities and Wastewater Treatment Plants
-	States and Tribes

NPDES Information
-	NPDES Permit Program Basics
-	Where You Live

Program Areas
-	Animal Feeding Operations
-	Combined Sewer Overflows
-	Pretreatment
-	Sanitary Sewer Overflows
-	Stormwater

NPDES Topics

Alphabetical Index

Glossary

About NPDES

Getting in Step with Phase II: A Workshop for Stormwater Program Managers and Regulators

Overview

Based on the highly popular Getting in Step outreach workshop series, this workshop will not disappoint you. The objective of the workshop is to provide state and local stormwater program managers with innovative tools and real-world examples that can be used to address the six minimum control measures called for by the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit Program Phase II requirements. The workshop includes lively group exercises and many opportunities for discussion.

Four workshops are currently scheduled. Each workshop will highlight the particular stormwater issues faced by states in that area. You are welcome to attend any workshop.

Intended Audience: The workshop is open to state, regional, and local officials and program managers responsible for developing Stormwater Phase II Programs.

Dates and Locations - Provides a listing of scheduled dates for this training course.

Number of Participants (Course Size): Approx. 50-100

Cost: Free. However, please check the individual workshop descriptions for any additional fees.

Time: 2 days

Course Sponsors:

EPA Region 6
EPA's Water Permits Division
EPA's Office of Wastewater Management, EPA's Office of Wetlands, Oceans, and Watersheds, with assistance from many of the states in each region.

Sample Agenda:
The course agenda may include the following topics: