Town of Fletcher, North Carolina

Stormwater Management

For more information on Fletcher’s Stormwater program or to report illicit discharges, please contact Eric Rufa at (828) 687-3985.

 

Fletcher Stormwater Program Information

Stormwater Regulations

Stormwater Management Plan

Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (IDDE) Plan

Stormwater System Map

 

Learning Center

Below are a number of links to various sites that contain educational materials regarding the importance of protecting our water resources from stormwater pollution.

 

WNC Stormwaterstormwater-graphic

Center for Watershed Protection

NC Dept. of Environmental Quality– Outreach Information

NC Dept. of Environmental Quality- Resources

EPA – Public Education and Outreach

EPA – Water Topics

 

 

Click here for a public service announcement from Johnny Fishpatrick

johnny Fishpatrick

 

           “A Fish Story”           fish story

For more information on area water quality programs, and Volunteer Opportunities, visit the following sites:

Mountain True – invasive removal, live staking, trash clean-up

RiverLink – watershed planning

Mills River Partnership – live staking, agicultural best management practices

Look for these curb markers on storm drains in the near future!

No Dumping curb marker

 

 

 

Town street sweeping program is now underway!

fletcher street sweeping

 

 

Featured News

Small Business Week

Posted on 03/18/2024

Let’s celebrate all the amazing small businesses that are here in Fletcher, and plan on shopping local this week. From cozy cafes to boutique shops and everything in between. Small Business Week…

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Document Shred and Pill Drop Event

Posted on 03/11/2024

This free event provides Fletcher residents a way to help reduce clutter, reduce their chances of becoming a victim of identity theft, safely dispose of old medications, and help the environment. Saturday,…

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Holiday Schedule- Good Friday

Posted on 03/11/2024

Good Friday Holiday Fletcher Town offices will be closed on Friday, March 29 in observance of Good Friday.  If your normal trash/recycling day is on Friday, March 29 it will be picked…

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