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Suffolk County Stormwater Management Program

Edward P. Romaine, County Executive

Department of Public Works

Department of Economic Development and Planning

Traditionally, stormwater from roads has been conveyed directly to surface waterbodies in Suffolk County. This was done in an effort to keep roads clear during storms; as road flooding causes dangerous conditions for motorists. However, this diversion of stormwater has resulted in stormwater pollutants entering our waterbodies.

To prevent further discharges of stormwater pollutants, Suffolk County DPW has set goals to remediate traditional measures by treating and/or diverting stormwater before discharge. To accomplish these goals, the DPW has completed several stormwater pollution prevention projects, all of which address the prevention, reduction, or elimination of pollutants to Priority Waterbodies.

Click here to check out some of the stormwater controls used by DPW.

Click the image below for an interactive map of project locations.

Below are a few recently Completed DPW Projects

Bond Act Phase 2B – CR 98 at Terrell River Bond Act Phase 1B - Santapogue Creek and Brown Creek Bond Act Phase 1G – CR 80 at Carmans River Bond Act Phase 1A - Lake Montauk, Paynes Creek, Three Mile Harbor Bond Act Phase 1H – CR 42 at Shelter Island Sound Bond Act Phase 1E - Mattituck Creek Bond Act Phase 2A – CR 48 at Hashamomuck Pond NYS Rt 27A at Champlin Creek Bond Act Phase 1D – CR 35 at Huntington Harbor Bond Act Phase 3B – CR 63 at Peconic River CR 34 at Phelps Lane - Carlls River Bond Act Phase 3C – CR 94 at Peconic River and Little Peconic River
CR 50 at Champlin Creek Bond Act Phase 1C - Shinnecock Bay CR 96 at Trolley Line Rd – West Babylon Creek Meschutt Beach - Great Peconic Bay CR 80 at Oceanview Road - Shinnecock Bay CR 36 at various crossing tributaries to Patchogue Bay CR 80 at Forge River CR 80, from NYS Rt 112 to CR 101 – Patchogue Bay CR 58 Reconstruction – Peconic River CR 51 at CR 63 – Wildwood Lake CR 21 at Carmans River CR 2 at Amityville Creek, CR 50 at Various, and CR 80 at Senix Creek