City of Greenup MS4 Stormwater Program

05/26/2026

When pet waste is left behind,
rain carries bacteria like E. coli into our creeks.
Do your part — clean up after your pet.

05/11/2026

Big pet.
Big responsibility.
Clean up after your pet — no exceptions.

05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you.
This is not the drain you’re looking for…
Keep oil and fluids out of our waterways.

04/27/2026

Feeding ducks and geese may seem harmless,
but it leads to overcrowding and poor water quality.
More birds = more bacteria levels like E. coli in our waterways.

04/22/2026

04/13/2026

Washing your vehicle in the driveway may seem harmless, but soapy water, dirt, oil, and grime all flow directly into storm drains. From there, it goes straight to our creeks and rivers — untreated.
A better option is to wash your vehicle on grass or gravel, where the ground can naturally filter the water, or use a commercial car wash.
Small changes at home can make a big difference for our waterways.

04/01/2026

“Mama always said…”
Keep your grass where it belongs.
Not in the street — and not in the storm drain.

03/02/2026

Rain falls on everyone.
Flooding doesn’t have to.
Clear drains = clear streets.

02/16/2026

Oil on pavement doesn’t disappear. A few drops from each car can add up fast. Rain and melting snow carry it straight into our streams. Keeping our vehicles maintained can prevent this.