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QSP Spotlight: Say hello to Divine Godinez, one of our Southern California QSP’s. Divine attended Cal Poly San Luis Obispo where she studied Environmental Management and Protection with a concentration in Hydrology and Watershed Management. During her time in San Luis Obispo, Divine worked as a student intern on a project for the City of San Luis Obispo where she reported on stream flow and measured water quality parameters throughout the city. This background in water quality testing gave her a solid foundation to join our SoCal team in February 2018, right in the middle of one of our wettest winters on record! Divine quickly obtained her QSP and now manages several of our projects focusing in San Diego County. #QSP #stormwater #swppp #construction

Make every day Earth Day Did you know each of our QSP's has a background in Environmental Studies? We love what we do. Here are a few ways you can show your love for our Earth this year:... ADD REUSABLE UTENSILS TO YOUR EVERYDAY ALWAYS CARRY A REUSABLE BAG MAKE YOUR NEXT MEAL PLANT-BASED

For those involved with stormwater compliance- make sure you register for this webinar that will provide an overview of the U.S. EPA Electronic Reporting Rule (or "E-Reporting Rule") for the MS4 sector, a discussion on the value of a GIS-based data standard for stormwater assets, and a view from the MS4 perspective on electronic data in stormwater programs. https://www.linkedin.com//2ndnaturewater_stormwater-ms4com

Enrollment under the CA Industrial Stormwater General Permit had been lagging for several years since it's adoption in 2015, but everything changed last year with the passing of State Senate Bill 205. Businesses in numerous industries are now required to provide proof of IGP enrollment when renewing and applying for their local business license. Luckily Scott Environmental Health & Safety Services, Inc was one of the first organizations to provide IGP consulting, and our team... of Qualified Industrial Stormwater Practitioners (QISP) has been well-positioned to assist the recent influx of clients since the adoption of SB 205. If you need help enrolling in the IGP or are curious whether SB 205 applies to your business, please reach out and our team will be happy to guide you toward stormwater permit compliance! #compliance #environmental #IGP #SB205 #Industrial #Stormwater

Despite recent precipitation, much of SoCal remains abnormally dry or in moderate drought. Check out the latest conditions for your area in more detail at this link: https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/

Don't forget to turn your clocks forward! Sunday, March 14.

Monsoonal moisture and 90+ degrees

Let's get back to work safely!

Stay Safe | Stay Healthy - Let us help you get back to work!

To all the Mother's - we hope you have a beautiful day!

It's been quite awhile since we have seen hot weather in SoCal, so here are some tips to help keep you safe in the heat!

Happy Earth Day! What are you doing to celebrate our precious resources? - sit in the sun - listen to the birds - switch out your plastic products for reusable ones - recycle recycle recycle... See more

MORE NEW RECORDS We can confirm that Oceanside and Vista both smashed their all-time April rainfall records as well, with 17 days left in the month! For Oceanside, this will be their wettest April since records began over 110 years ago.

Happy Easter! Wishing you peace and health ...maybe a sprinkle or two!

An interesting start to the month along the U.S. West Coast, with record-setting rain/snow in SoCal , and drier-than-normal conditions for the Pacific NW. Here's how things stand so far this month

An additional round of heavy rain is expected today. Thunderstorms and localized flash flooding will be possible, particularly in San Diego County. Showers will begin to taper off this evening as our extremely impressive April storm nears its end.

An upper level low pressure system over Southern CA Co will bring low ceilings and visibility in rain, mainly to the west side of ZLA today. Widespread Moderate... Turbulence FL180-FL380 FT can be expected. Light to moderate icing is also expected above 6,000 feet. There will be a chance of isolated thunderstorms over the northeast portions of ZLA Airspace. See more

This is the storm that doesn't end, yes it goes on and on my friend Here's a look at how much rain and snow we've had since Sunday: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php And how much we have coming