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WHAT CAN YOU DO AS A TILTON RESIDENT                                    
WHAT TO DO NEXT?
ADDITIONAL WAYS TO HELP

PUBLICATIONS AND BROCHURES                                 
VILLAGE NPDES COMPLIANCE
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WHAT YOU CAN DO AS A TILTON RESIDENT

Use chemicals carefully:  Properly dispose of used motor oil, paint, and lawn & garden chemicals

Wash your vehicle at a commercial car wash where soapy water will go into the sanitary system to be treated.

Keep lid closed on garbage cans and dumpsters.

Bag your grass clippings instead of blowing them into the street where they accumulate in the storm sewer inlets.  This will help eliminate mosquitoes in your neighborhood.

Be on the lookout for signs of illicit discharges, such as:

  • Flowing water in storm water ditches or pipes during periods of no rainfall.
  • Pipes or hoses draining to the storm water system without an obvious source.
  • Stockpiles of solid waste.
  • Buckets or drums containing unknown or hazardous substances or lead batteries on bare ground.
  • Water or outfall structure is discolored.
  • Noticeable chemical or sewage spill.
  • Garbage, suds/foam or sheen on the water’s surface.
  • Dead plants, fish, birds or other small animals near the water.
  • Solid waste transport trucks or containers leaking or spilling liquid.

WHAT TO DO NEXT?

If there is evidence of an illegal discharge or you witness dumping, write down a description of what you observed with dates and times.  Then contact Village of Tilton authorities at 477-0800.

ADDITIONAL WAYS TO HELP

POLLUTION PREVENTION ORDINANCES

  • Erosion, Sediment Control and Storm Sewers
  • Storm Sewer, Illicit Discharge and Connection

PUBLICATIONS AND BROCHURES

VILLAGE NPDES COMPLIANCE

RELATED LINKS