Stormwater Training State Resource Locator

Training Resources in Colorado

State-Specific Resources

StormwaterOne	StormwaterOne provides construction professionals with web-based stormwater training.
CWT Training Academy	Provides erosion and sediment control workshops, trainings and certifications on-demand or in-person and can be customized for your team.
Colorado - Douglas County Stormwater Management	The Douglas County Construction Site Runoff Control (CSRC) program center assists in the effective implementation and enforcement of Grading, Erosion and Sediment Control (GESC) and Drainage, Erosion, and Sediment Control (DESC) programs. Training sessions for County staff, designers, and construction site operators are held. In addition, Developers/Owners and General Contractors on all new development projects receive training on GESC requirements at a required preconstruction field conference held on site prior to the start of any land disturbance activity.
Associated General Contractors of Colorado	The Associated General Contractors of Colorado provides educational training courses, including stormwater and erosion control certification classes.
The Colorado Association of Stormwater and Floodplain Managers	Provides calendar of education and training, including erosion and stormwater management training.
Red Rocks Community College	The Colorado Environmental Training Center (ETC) offers a diversity of programs, classes, workshops, continuing education and college curricula. Includes stormwater management and erosion control courses.
Colorado Stormwater Center	The Colorado Stormwater Center at Colorado State University provides stormwater-related education, training and research with the goal of maintaining and improving the health of lakes, rivers and streams through proper stormwater management. They target various groups for education and training, including: stormwater professionals, construction and landscape contractors, stormwater inspectors, and local governments.

Regional Resources Available in Colorado

US EPA Region 8

May provide listings of stormwater training and conferences, mostly offered by organizations.

National Resources Available in Colorado

National Stormwater Center	The National Stormwater Center?s courses focus on permit compliance and intent of the regulations. Our courses were developed by former enforcement officers to result in stormwater inspectors who are knowledgeable and who possess the necessary skills as per permit definitions.
International Erosion Control Association	The International Erosion Control Association (IECA) is a non-profit, member organization that provides education, resource information and business opportunities for professionals in the erosion and sediment control industry. Erosion, sediment control and stormwater management training is available from your home or office. IECA webinars are 60 to 90-minute, topic-focused, online training (elearning) sessions you can take anywhere you have access to an internet connection and a phone.
Stormwater Services Group LLC	The new Phase II rules require stormwater permits at construction sites one acre and larger. This permit requires weekly inspections and maintenance of the installed erosion and sedimentation control devices. Stormwater Services Group provides in-house training for these topics and others relating to permit and environmental compliance.
National Association of Home Builders	NAHB, and its affiliated state and local builder associations, offer a rich array of events, courses, and meetings. The events listed are geared towards StormWater topics.
Associated General Contractors of America	AGC of America is committed to providing the best resources and information in order to enhance performance and career development opportunities for individuals, member firms and the construction industry.
StormCon - North American Surface Water Quality Conference & Exposition	StormCon is where you will find the latest stormwater program management and BMPs performance case studies, research, technology, and services?in an unparalleled education and training setting for anyone involved in surface-water quality.
US Environmental Protection Agency	The NPDES Permitting program offers training courses, workshops, and webcasts to explain the regulatory framework and technical considerations of the NPDES Permit program. These courses are designed for permit writers, dischargers, EPA officials, and other interested parties.
Center for Watershed Protection	The Center for Watershed Protection provides local governments, activists, and watershed organizations around the country with the technical tools for protecting some of the nation's most precious natural resources: our streams, lakes and rivers.
The Low Impact Development Center, Inc	The Low Impact Development Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of Low Impact Development technology. Offers stormwater management training.