For ARC Members
Find information related to your membership in the Alliance of Rouge Communities. This includes ARC policies and procedures, information to assist with your permits, past technical reports and public education information. You will also find information for upcoming meetings along with past meeting summaries.
QUICK LINKS:
IDEP INFORMATION
IDEP Tip Card
Alert Observer Training Video
P2/GH DPW Winter Truck Maintenance Video
Combined Outfall Map (with community/county outfall datasets)
Community Pollution Complaint Form (IDEP)
SEMCOG Alert Observer Training video
SEMCOG IDEP Investigator Training video
SEMCOG Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping (PPGH) Training video
MS4 PERMIT INFORMATION
Training & Investigational Sampling to Improve Water Quality - Erb Family Foundation grant
Oakland County Stormwater Management Plan
Oakland County New Stormwater Engineering Design Standards
ARC Executive Director's Annual Report
Oakland County Phase II Biennial Storm Water Report
EGLE MS4 Permit Approval Letter 10-28-25
ARC Collaborative PPP (new for 2024)
ARC Collaborative PEP (new for 2024)
ARC Collaborative IDEP (new for 2024)
ARC Collaborative TMDL (new for 2024)
PUBLIC EDUCATION MATERIALS & GIVEAWAYS
ARC Members view available items and place an order with ARC staff. ARC Retractable banners can also be reserved through this link. (password protected, members contact ARC staff to get access code)
CURRENT BUDGET INFORMATION
Review current budget and activities
POTENTIAL PROJECTS IN THE ROUGE
View the Potential Project Template
ARC REPRESENTATIVE OR ALTERNATE
Inform ARC Staff of a change in your community's Designated Representative or Alternate Representative
WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN
View the Rouge River Watershed Management Plan, July 2012
View the Pebble Creek Watershed Plan, 2019
Access to Grant Funding:
More than $23 million in federal and state grants to ARC communities for water quality monitoring, tree planting, streambank and habitat restoration, green infrastructure, educational activities, recreational enhancements and restoration of recreational uses, and infrastructure improvements along the four branches of the Rouge River.
Permit Compliance Activities:
Water quality monitoring which helps gauge the health of the river and illicit discharge elimination activities that look for and correct illegal discharges to the Rouge River. In addition, ARC membership includes a collaborative IDEP and PEP and free public education materials.
Planning Tools:
Membership includes access to a land cover mapping tool that helps local communities assess the amount of available greenspace and targets where new green infrastructure, such as trees and native plants, should be installed.
Membership Questions: Email Tennille Newsome
Technical Questions: Email Emily Levine
Public Education Questions: Email Maria Kuenzer
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Phone | 734-768-2180 | 46036 Michigan Ave., Suite 126 | Canton, Michigan 48188