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MS4 Permit Requirements

The MS4 Permit requires the City to implement a public education and outreach program to minimize stormwater pollution. The City of Hendersonville recently hired a Stormwater Program Instructor to meet the Public Education and Participation minimum control measures. The Stormwater Program Instructor will be developing a Public Information and Education (PIE) Plan in an effort to educate citizens, builders, developers, industrial service providers, schools, and civic groups about stormwater pollution.

TDEC Stream Restoration Projects

TDEC needs your help to locate streams that are in need of restoration. They need help identifying streams where banks are eroding, channelized, or have had the riparian buffer removed. Please complete the Stream Restoration Form if you have identified a stream in need of restoration.

Educational Stormwater Videos

Stormwater Education for Homeowners

Stormwater Education for Developers

Stormwater Education for Children

Hendersonville Drug Take-Back Box

The Hendersonville Police Department has provided a box for citizens to disposed of old or unused prescription and over-the-counter medications. The take-back box is located in the Hendersonville Police Depart at 3 Executive Park Drive. Citizens can drop off medications everyday between 8 a.m. until 9 p.m.

Accepted Items Include:

Prescription medications
All over-the-counter medications
Pet medications
Medicated ointment, lotions, or drops
Liquid medications in leak-proof containers
Inhalers
Pills in any packaging, including glass, plastic container, baggie (Ziploc) or foil