The Philadelphia Water Department Rain Check Program is hosting a series of workshops for residents interested in participating in its program to help residents manage stormwater at their homes.  The workshops will be held--

-- November 5: North Light Community Center, 175 Green Lane, 11:00;

-- November 7: Haverford Library, 5543 Haverford Avenue, 5:30;

-- November 17: PHS Town Hall Meeting Room, 100 N. 20th St., First Floor, 5:30;

-- November 19: PHS Town Hall Meeting Room, 100 N. 20th St., First Floor, 11:00; and

-- November 29: Overbrook Park Library, 7422 Haverford Avenue, 5:30.

Click Here for details on the workshops and to register.

Rain Check supports Philadelphia’s Green City, Clean Waters Program which is working in neighborhoods across the City, adding green features to keep excess stormwater out of sewers.

The program is funded by Philadelphia Water and managed by the PA Horticultural Society in partnership with the Philadelphia Sustainable Business Network.

For more information, visit Philadelphia Water’s Rain Check Program webpage.

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10/31/2016