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Pasadena public works launches storm water website with monitoring dashboards
Summary
Pasadena’s public works department launched a storm water website to improve public access to information on storm water and urban runoff programs, including monitoring dashboards, resources and an events calendar for related meetings and activities.
Pasadena’s public works department has launched a new storm water website designed to give residents easier access to information about storm water and urban runoff programs, the Rose City Report said.
The website highlights the city’s storm water mission—preventing pollution, reducing flood risk and safeguarding local waterways—while promoting sustainability. It includes storm water quality monitoring dashboards, quick links to frequently requested resources and an events calendar for related meetings and activities.
Officials framed the site as a public resource to improve transparency and community engagement on storm water projects. The broadcast provided a link to the site for listeners seeking specific data or meeting information.
The announcement noted the site’s tools and dashboards may help residents track water quality and stay informed about upcoming storm water events and initiatives.
