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White House Stormwater Board Confirms MS4 Compliance, Elects Leadership
Summary
Board members reported a successful MS4 audit, outlined active drainage projects and approved nominations for chair and vice chair by voice vote; staff said they are prioritizing homes with interior flooding and seeking grant/federal support.
The White House Stormwater Advisory Board reported progress on program compliance and ongoing drainage work, and the board approved officer nominations during the meeting.
A staff presenter said the May 30 MS4 audit "went well" and that "our MS4 permit is in compliance," while noting the city completed nearly 1,500 inspections this year and had roughly 33 active permits with 24 active drainage projects focused on post‑storm cleanup. Staff described a surge of complaints in May—about 150 contacts concerning flooding and culverts—and emphasized prioritizing properties with interior flooding.
During new business the board accepted nominations for a one-year chair and vice chair. A member nominated "Isaiah" for chair; the nomination was seconded and approved by voice vote. The transcript records the voice votes but does not supply roll-call tallies or full names for the nominated officers.
Board staff also announced upcoming capital work, including a planned start for box culvert and waterline work on Apache Trail with an anticipated June 24 start, and encouraged developers and HOAs to submit required annual reports so the city can track maintenance obligations.
