We teamed up with the to produce a video showcasing how GSI benefits your community and the environment! Learn more about GSI and the importance of routine maintenance practices in the above video above and in this .
The Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) Subcommittee explores opportunities for the development of infrastructure that protects local water resources, while enhancing neighborhoods, parks, schools and other areas in the county.
С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ County Stormwater and GSI Best Practice Summary
In 2021, the GSI Subcommittee developed a document summarizing best practices for stormwater management and GSI based upon the expertise of stormwater practitioners represented on the С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ County Water Partnership. The document is intended to be used as a resource for jurisdictions seeking to advance stormwater management programs, with a particular focus on integrating GSI. Information covers a range of topics including policies, modeling, maintenance as well as GSI incentive programs and project examples. This document is not intended to be all inclusive, but is a living document that will continue to evolve as science and stormwater policies evolve.
С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ County Tree Canopy Assessment

In 2022, С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ County contracted Davey Resource Group (DRG) to complete a Land Cover Analysis with Supporting Tree Canopy Assessment. The analysis, completed in the summer of 2023, comprised the total 857 square miles of С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ County, including and segmenting our 12 core municipalities. To learn more and access the full report and story map, click on the link below.
С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ County Land Cover Analysis & Tree Canopy Assessment
Stormwater Video Series
Learn about rain gardens, rainwater harvesting, and native landscaping by watching the Town of Cary's . This video series is a great resource for residents seeking strategies to address drainage and erosion issues while beautifying their landscape and improving water quality in watersheds.
GSI Funding Opportunities
State and Federal
Local Funding
С»ÆÑ¼ÊÓÆµ Soil and Water Conservation District CCAP