Resources

Find out what to expect when interacting with ACCD's Chapter 102 and 105 Programs. Learn who to contact, where to find resources and how to navigate the online permit portal.

Determine if your project meets eligibility requirements to utilize Managed Release Concept (MRC) as a Post Construction Stormwater BMP for General NPDES permits.

The Chapter 105 Program exists to ensure waterways are protected. This includes protection of health, property, welfare and safety of people as well as maintaining Pennsylvania's natural resources. Find out when you need a permit.

What's regulated and why? Learn about Chapter 105 General Permits, what they are, basic components and how to submit.

The Agriculture Conservation Assistance Program (ACAP) provides funding to farmers in Pennsylvania to install best management practices to reduce sediment pollution and nitrogen and phosphorus runoff from entering streams and waterways.

Specialized curriculum for municipal officials and public works staff to ensure they know best practices to prevent non-point source pollution in streams and wetlands

An overview of how to successfully apply for funds and complete a road project in Allegheny County.

An introduction to Chapter 105 permits and the Dirt, Gravel and Low Volume Road (DGLVR) Grant and how these programs improve and protect waters of the Commonwealth.

Learn how to develop and implement a stormwater management plan for your property.

After 18 years, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is updating its Environmental Justice Policy. The current policy - the department's first ever - was adopted in 2004. Learn about how the revamp embeds environmental justice principles throughout the department.

Learn from experts how to prepare for and recover from flood events and find out about available resources.

Learn about basic stream dynamics, erosion and solutions to keep your banks from washing away.

An introduction to landslides and their impact on streams and roadways and available funding.

A beginner's guide to the basics of soils, what makes them healthy, issues urban soils face and more.

A group of experts talks about the basics of watershed group work, water quality monitoring, interpreting data, running a volunteer event, effectively communicating with the public and how to get involved at the municipal level. Get an introduction on each of these topics with the help of the people who know it best.