Don't dump anything except water into a storm drain
Take all unwanted paint, chemicals, cleaners, fuels, pesticides and hazardous waste to the appropriate Household Hazardous Waste Facility
Never pour household products such as cleansers, beauty products, used motor oil and other auto fluids, paint, lawn care or household chemicals on the ground or in a storm drain
Do not pour any of the products listed above down the sink or flush them down the toilet.
Use non-toxic alternatives to home cleaning chemicals
Do not buy more household cleaner or other chemicals than you need for a particular job
Read and follow directions on the use of household chemicals and disposal of containers
Sweep driveways and patios clean instead of hosing them down
Check for leaky faucets and turn off the water when brushing teeth to conserve water
Buy products with less packaging whenever possible
Clean up after your pet before it rains
Adequately contain curbside trash so it doesn't leak, fall over or blow around
Preserve established trees in the yard and neighborhood
Don't overuse fertilizers and pesticides if you choose to use them
Plant trees, shrubs and ground covers that filter pollutants and reduce stormwater runoff
Do not cut the grass too short; adjust the lawnmower to the proper height to reduce runoff from laws
Plant native vegetation and or plants that require little or no fertilizer
Do not over-water plants and lawn. Make sure water doesn't wash over streets and sidewalks
Recycle yard debris, or use it to make compost, instead of raking it into streets where it can wash into storm sewers
Repair vehicle or equipment leaks
Recycle used motor oil
When washing the car, park it on the grass instead of in the driveway or go use a covered car wash station