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April 28, 2026
Designing Stormwater Systems That Are Resilient: Design, Failure, and Long-Term Performance (Web-based)
In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence and Helene, the design community and elected officials asked a critical question: Can these systems--and the communities they serve--be made more resilient? While extreme events cannot be fully prevented, there are important design, siting, construction, and maintenance choices that improve performance over time. This will cover both big-picture considerations and practical strategies for siting, design, construction, and maintenance to improve long-term performance. The session combines a short virtual presentation with an interactive discussion, giving participants the opportunity to compare approaches, share challenges, and identify practical strategies for managing system performance in real-world conditions
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