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Environmentally Speaking

The City of Niles' Department of Public Works, over the next several years, will be releasing information using this website; informational flyers provided to area schools; press releases through area news media; and other means necessary to educate our citizens on pollution prevention practices related to storm water runoff. Working with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality and United States Environmental Protection Agency, the DPW will help facilitate the education of our citizens on how to prevent the illicit discharge of pollutants into the City’s storm sewer system, which ultimately ends up in the St. Joseph or Dowagiac Rivers.

The following are specific environmental subjects that all residents should be made aware of in regards to preserving the natural resources of our community.  We ask that you review each of the subjects below to familiarize yourself and others of what can be done to preserve our resources and some things that should not be done because of the hazards that such actions would pose.  Please check this page often for additional information that will be added to this series of important environmental messages.

Clean Water Begins at Home
Healthy Household Habits for Clean Water
Preserving Water Resources
Stormwater Discharge and YOU
Only Rain Down the Drain!!!
Storm Water Runoff
Pet Waste
Lawn Care
Car Care
 
For Information on Household Hazardous Waste Recycling in Berrien County, please click here to go to the County's Recycling Information Webpage.