In January 2019, Resilient Infrastructure for Sustainable Communities (RISC) engaged a team that included CIS to assist the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) by developing a business plan to assess the viability and relevance of using a community-based...
Policy Analysis and Planning
Stormwater Community-Based Public-Private Partnership Feasibility Assessment and Guidebook for the State of Washington
Increasingly, state and local agencies across the United States are using community-based partnerships (CBPs) to overcome the challenges of implementing, financing, and maintaining green infrastructure to achieve water quality goals.Project Scope Research and Analyses...
Assisting Municipalities with Implementing Stormwater Community-Based Public-Private Partnerships in Washington State
Community-based partnerships (CBPs) are an innovative form of alternative procurement and delivery in which a government agency and private entity partner seek to improve both water quality and quality of life for a community through green stormwater infrastructure...
Evaluation of Large-scale Use of Green Stormwater Infrastructure as a Stormwater Controls Measure
The Stormwater Authority of the City of Chester (SAC) was founded in January 2016 “to regulate discharges to the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) to protect the City of Chester and Delaware County’s water bodies and groundwater and to safeguard the public...