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Greensboro Water Resources team praised by state commission after DEQ audit

City of Greensboro FYI Weekly · July 29, 2026
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Summary

The Water Resources Erosion and Sediment Control team received outstanding recognition from the North Carolina Sedimentation Control Commission following an NC Department of Environmental Quality audit; the Commission voted to continue delegation of the city's program.

The City of Greensboros Water Resources Erosion and Sediment Control team received outstanding recognition from the North Carolina Sedimentation Control Commission after an NC Department of Environmental Quality audit, the program said.

The host named Bradley Snover, Chris Johnson, supervisor Cass Heaton, Anna Roseman and Mark Kane as team members who were praised, and said the commission voted to continue delegation of the citys program and called it a model for other locally delegated programs.

City officials thanked the team for their work and for maintaining the delegation following the audit.