Protecting Water Quality
Working hard to design a water quality protection program that meets the needs of our community.
In response to storm water requirements mandated by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Kentucky Division of Water (KDOW), the City of Pewee Valley has developed a water quality protection program that focuses on improving the quality of life of our citizens.
Pewee Valley, as well as Oldham County and other communities across the state and the country, have made the choice to fund their storm water program through a storm water utility. City residents should expect their water quality fee, shown on tax bill statements, to contribute to the following improvements:
The City appreciates the input of its residents on how to use limited funding to provide value to you while meeting regulatory requirements. We welcome your feedback. If you have any questions, please contact us by calling Town Hall, 241-8343.
Pewee Valley, as well as Oldham County and other communities across the state and the country, have made the choice to fund their storm water program through a storm water utility. City residents should expect their water quality fee, shown on tax bill statements, to contribute to the following improvements:
- Regulatory compliance
- Community beautification
- Long term water quality protection
- Environmental education and outreach
- Demonstration projects in public parks/green space
- Construction oversight and inspection
The City appreciates the input of its residents on how to use limited funding to provide value to you while meeting regulatory requirements. We welcome your feedback. If you have any questions, please contact us by calling Town Hall, 241-8343.
OLDHAM COUNTY HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION
OLDHAM COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 2401 W. Highway 146 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Click here for more information
TAKE THE PLEDGE TO CONSERVE OUR WATER
ewww.epa.gov/watersense/im-water-pledge
National Drug Take Back
LaGrange Fire Department, Station 2, 3637 W. Highway 146
and
Oldham County Police Department
1855 N. Highway 393, Buckner
To report illicit discharge or other water quality concerns, call the Pewee Valley Water Quality Hotline, 241-8343, option 1.
- 2020 Annual Stormwater Report to the Kentucky Department of Water
- Title XV: Land Usage, Section 150.100-112 Water Quality Management (Stormwater)
- Title XV: Land Usage, Section 150.113-137 Water Quality Drainage System, Water Quality User Fee Policy and Appendices
- Center for Water Shed Protection
Helpful Resources
- Backyard Woods Help Reduce Run-Off
- Clean Water Act Summary
- Eco-Safe Household Cleaners
- Fertilizer Use in Yards
- Groundwater Awareness
- Healthy Streams and Riparian Zones
- Maintain Your Water Heater
- Mold
Drug Take Back
Prescription, expired over-the-counter medicines can be taken to the Oldham County Police Department, 1855 N Hwy 393, Buckner, for proper disposal.
Medication Tips
