CompletedStorm Drain Marking

Storm Drain Marking

Date: Tuesday, July 8, 2025 at 8:36 PMActual: Tuesday, July 8, 2025 at 8:36 PM

🌧️ Meet Neil and Narayan, two young environmental stewards helping protect Woodbury’s lakes and rivers through the city's Storm Drain Marking Program! Alongside their dad, Ajeet, they volunteer their time labeling storm drains to remind neighbors that only rain should go down the drain. Watch how this dedicated family is making a big impact in their community—one storm drain at a time! Visit woodburymn.gov/StormDrains to learn more video created by trulensmedia.org

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Published Tuesday, July 8, 2025

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Woodbury Council discusses community storm drain marking program

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Community Environmental Stewardship Program: Storm Drain Marking

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The discussion centered on the 'storm drain marking' program, its purpose of preventing pollution, and encouraging community involvement. Participants detailed the practical steps of cleaning and marking drains, distributing educational materials ('adopt a drain' flyers), and the positive impact on youth development and environmental awareness. The program is described as flexible and enjoyable, with progress noted on covering designated areas provided by the City of Woodbury.

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I like to keep my kids engaged in the community. So, I reached out to City of Woodbury and I was very fortunate to get in touch with Ben and I said, 'Hey, Ben, you know, I'd like to have something for my kids to get engaged and involved for kids.'

Community Environmental Stewardship Program: Storm Drain Marking

people should know about storm drains cuz if you people don't know about them, they could just like dump like random things in the storm drains. It'll go into the lakes and like cause pollution which is really bad for the environments.

Community Environmental Stewardship Program: Storm Drain Marking

I think it's a great program. You know this should not waste the time and get kids out especially summer time. It's a fun program.

Community Environmental Stewardship Program: Storm Drain Marking

I've learned to be aware of the environment and encourage others to participate more responsibly it's a really fun program and you get to learn a lot from it and help the environment in at the same time.

Community Environmental Stewardship Program: Storm Drain Marking

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adopt a drain paper/flyerOther

Educational material distributed to residents to encourage participation in keeping storm drains clean.

map from City of WoodburyPlan

A map provided by the City of Woodbury to volunteers, indicating areas for storm drain marking.