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Stormwater flowing over rooftops, streets, driveways, and yards picks up pollutants along the way and deposits them into our storm... More… Stormwater flowing over rooftops, streets, driveways, and yards picks up pollutants along the way and deposits them into our storm drains. Contrary to what many people think, storm drains do not lead to wastewater treatment plants. That means that any pollutant in stormwater runoff gets carried directly to our creeks, rivers, and lakes without treatment. It is important that we keep as much of those pollutants out of the stormwater as possible. The main concerns are oil, sediment, nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen), heavy metals, toxic chemicals and garbage. In addition to causing water pollution, pollutants in stormwater can clog culverts, which can lead to flooding. If you observe or detect any of the following please use this form to report.Less…

9th annual parade through our historic downtown celebrating America's birthday with a theme of Stars and Stripes at 10 a.m. on... More… 9th annual parade through our historic downtown celebrating America's birthday with a theme of Stars and Stripes at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 30, 2019. Less…

Midlothian Parks & Recreation Department and the Midlothian Park Board's annual appreciation dinner to honor the volunteers and... More… Midlothian Parks & Recreation Department and the Midlothian Park Board's annual appreciation dinner to honor the volunteers and sponsors of our parks, special events and programs.Less…