Tasks Performed by the Stormwater Utility
The Stormwater Utility performs the following tasks on a routine basis throughout the year. Cleans 685,000 linear feet of storm lines per year. Televises 50,000 linear feet of storm lines per year. Repairs 300 linear feet of storm lines per year. Cleans 45,000 catch basins per year. Repairs 300 inlets/man holes per year. Has a mowing contractor mow approximately 3,900 acres of in town creeks and drainage right-of-ways. Repairs 6,500 cubic yards of erosion per year. Does 7,000 cubic yards of bank stabilization throughout the City. Removes 2,000 cubic yards of debris from bridges and culverts. Uses about $600,000 a year to solve local neighborhood drainage problems. Operates the stormwater pollution prevention program for the City. This is a requirement of the Federal/State National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit. Operates and maintains fifteen stormwater pump stations. Operate and maintain 30 stream and rainfall stations as part of the flood warning system for Wichita/Sedgwick County. Investigates drainage concerns from citizens and determines possible solutions. Back to Top
The Stormwater Utility performs the following tasks on a routine basis throughout the year.
Cleans 685,000 linear feet of storm lines per year.
Televises 50,000 linear feet of storm lines per year.
Repairs 300 linear feet of storm lines per year.
Cleans 45,000 catch basins per year.
Repairs 300 inlets/man holes per year.
Has a mowing contractor mow approximately 3,900 acres of in town creeks and drainage right-of-ways.
Repairs 6,500 cubic yards of erosion per year.
Does 7,000 cubic yards of bank stabilization throughout the City.
Removes 2,000 cubic yards of debris from bridges and culverts.
Uses about $600,000 a year to solve local neighborhood drainage problems.
Operates the stormwater pollution prevention program for the City. This is a requirement of the Federal/State National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit.
Operates and maintains fifteen stormwater pump stations.
Operate and maintain 30 stream and rainfall stations as part of the flood warning system for Wichita/Sedgwick County.
Investigates drainage concerns from citizens and determines possible solutions.
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Public Works & Utilities Stormwater Management Division City Hall, 8th floor 455 N. Main Wichita, Kansas 67202
Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday - Friday
: (316) 268-4498
Scott Lindebak, P.E. Stormwater Engineer