The District of Squamish has many kilometres of storm systems and hundreds of catch basins/storm drains (metal grates in the road or sidewalk curb). Maintaining the flow of water through culverts and into catch basins is critical to avoiding localized flooding and ensuring safe roadways.
During heavy rainfall, the District’s roads and drainage crews check the catch basins/storm drains and clear debris and any garbage that may impede storm water flow.
You can help by checking the storm drains near your property and clearing any debris, garbage, or snow from culverts, catch basins and storm drains
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District of Squamish Wildlife Attractant Bylaw update aims to eliminate wildlife attractants through stricter guidelines and simplified language
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