In December 2020, the City Commission concluded two years of community engagement with their adoption of a new Storm Water Master Plan (SWMP).  The plan details our community intentions for mitigating flooding, solving existing drainage problems, and improving water quality and quality of life in Decatur...

In a unanimous vote, Decatur’s City Commission adopted the city’s updated Storm Water Master Plan at their Monday, December 7, 2020 meeting. The action completes over two years of community participation and input...

Over two years of community effort comes to a close Monday night, December 7 at 7:30pm, as Decatur's City Commission considers the now updated Storm Water Master Plan for adoption.  The Commission meeting will be held virtually...

It's been over two years in the making and now, the Decatur Storm Water Master Plan will be presented to the Decatur City Commission in a work session on Monday, November 16 from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm.

The work session is a time for our City Commissioners to learn about the plan, ask questions, and discuss its contents with the planning team. The public is welcome to view via livestream. The session, like all Commission work sessions, will not include opportunity for public input, but the Commission will not take any action on the plan until received in a regular Commission meeting at a later date.

Have you reviewed and commented on Decatur's draft Storm Water Master Plan? If not, you're running out of time. We're down to the last week of our month-long public comment period so make sure we hear from you by Friday, October 2...

With the steady rains of Tropical Storm Sally saturating the soil outside their homes, roughly 60 Decatur residents tuned in to an online meeting on Wednesday, September 16, to discuss exactly that: storm water, and the city’s plans to address it in the years ahead...