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For Government & Municipalities

Stormwater oversight your public can stand behind.

Oversee every permitted site in your jurisdiction and hold contractors accountable. Track enforcement items from the field and generate year-end compliance reports.

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Jurisdiction overview 28 permitted sites
Highest 24-hr rainfall
0.62 in
Inspection triggered
Riverside Commerce Center0.62 inInspect
Public Works Yard — Phase II0.41 inWatch
Elm Street Reconstruction0.18 inOK
Northside Sewer Upgrade0.04 inOK

What you’re up against.

Stormwater compliance gets harder as you scale. Here’s where teams like yours feel it most.

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Oversight at scale

Dozens of permitted sites and contractors to monitor across your jurisdiction.

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Audit & public scrutiny

Records have to hold up to audits, inspections, and public records requests.

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Manual tracking

Spreadsheets and inboxes don’t scale — and they don’t hold up as evidence.

The platform

How Rain Event Tracker helps public agencies.

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Jurisdiction-wide dashboard

See every permitted site, its rainfall, and its inspection status in one view.

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Contractor accountability

Know which sites owe inspections after a rain event — and who’s responsible.

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Audit-ready documentation

Every event, inspection, and corrective action logged and exportable on demand.

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NOAA-backed defensibility

Compliance built on the authoritative weather source under the CGP.

Having alerts that I have preselected allows me to send crews and inspectors directly to “hot spots,” allowing us to more efficiently use our time and resources. The forecast allows me to dispatch crews and assign work to help minimize weather delays.

Brent D.
Stormwater Superintendent, Kansas Municipality

Stormwater compliance for public agencies

Jurisdiction-wide oversight your public can trust.

Cities, counties, and public agencies sit on both sides of stormwater compliance. As MS4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) permit holders you have to document your own permitted construction and capital projects, and as the local authority you're expected to oversee every contractor operating under a construction stormwater permit in your jurisdiction. Rain Event Tracker gives you a single, defensible system for both — built on NOAA precipitation data that holds up to audits, council review, and public records requests.

See every permitted site in one view

Spreadsheets and email threads don't scale to dozens of permitted sites, and they don't hold up as evidence. A jurisdiction-wide dashboard shows every site, its rainfall, and its inspection status at a glance, so your stormwater team knows exactly which projects owe an inspection after a rain event and who is responsible for it. Crews and inspectors can be dispatched straight to the sites that crossed threshold, instead of chasing every storm across the whole jurisdiction.

Hold contractors accountable

When a qualifying rain event triggers an inspection requirement, Rain Event Tracker records who was notified, when, and whether the inspection and any corrective actions were completed on time. That creates a clear accountability trail for the contractors working under your permits — and a documented basis for enforcement when obligations aren't met.

Audit-ready, public-records-ready documentation

Every rain event, inspection, and corrective action is logged against the authoritative NOAA record and exportable on demand. When an EPA or state audit, a council inquiry, or a public records request lands, you can produce a complete, defensible compliance history in minutes rather than reconstructing it from inboxes and filing cabinets — exactly the transparency the public expects from its stormwater program.

FAQ

Stormwater questions from public agencies.

Common questions about jurisdiction-wide stormwater oversight and MS4 compliance.

How does Rain Event Tracker support MS4 and jurisdiction-wide oversight?+

It gives your agency a single dashboard covering every permitted site across the jurisdiction — both your own capital projects and the contractor sites you oversee. You see rainfall, inspection status, and corrective actions for each, so your stormwater program is managed and documented in one place.

Will the records hold up to audits and public records requests?+

Yes. Every rain event, inspection, and corrective action is logged against authoritative NOAA data and exportable on demand. That produces a complete, defensible compliance history ready for EPA or state audits, council review, and public records requests.

How does it help us hold contractors accountable?+

When a rain event triggers an inspection requirement, the platform records who was notified, when, and whether the inspection and corrective actions were completed on time. That accountability trail gives you a documented basis for enforcement when permit obligations aren't met.

Where does the rainfall data come from?+

All precipitation data comes directly from NOAA, the authoritative weather source recognized under the Construction General Permit. Each site is paired with its NOAA station, so your oversight and enforcement rest on data regulators and the public already trust.

Can it replace our spreadsheets and email tracking?+

Yes — that's exactly what it's designed to do. Manual spreadsheets and inboxes don't scale to dozens of sites and don't hold up as evidence. Rain Event Tracker centralizes monitoring, notifications, and recordkeeping into one auditable system.

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