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Innovation in the stormwater management sector has introduced new techniques and approaches to address the dynamic nature of treating stormwater. While some new techniques blend new treatment technologies with traditional hard infrastructure solutions, other approaches look to natural or “greener” solutions to meet stormwater management needs. From reverting degraded streams back to more natural streams systems, providing more green forms of treatment to hardscaped areas, and incorporating natural designs, many are looking to bring back the green into stormwater management systems. The Seminar will explore lessons learned from implementing stormwater projects focused on natural solutions vs. hard infrastructure. 

Who Should Attend?
Local and state engineers and stormwater managers, directors of public works, policymakers and regulators; civil and environmental engineers; landscape architects and consultants; and environmentalists and interested citizens.

Registration (lunch is included in this low rate!)

The registration fee includes full access to all Seminar events including access to presentations and exhibitors, a morning coffee break, a lunch, and an afternoon break. Presentations will be accessible online after the event for one year. SESWA members receive a discounted registration rate! There is also an early-bird discount for all registrations received before February 28, 2025.  Please note that registration is limited so register today! Refunds will be given (minus a $25 processing fee) for cancellations received in writing prior to April 4, 2025.  Sorry, there will be no refunds granted after April 4, 2025 as materials will be purchased on this date as we plan for your arrival.

Continuing Education
Registered attendees are eligible to receive a Certificate of Attendance if they complete and submit the requisite Continuing Education form onsite. Professional Engineers attending this Seminar will be eligible for up to 5.00 hours of continuing education. SESWA offers continuing education for Professional Engineers in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.  Of these states, Florida and North Carolina require that continuing education providers be approved in advance. SESWA is an approved provider for Professional Engineers for Florida (#0004288) and North Carolina. SESWA has requested approval from EnviroCert for the Seminar; approval is pending.

Hotel
The Seminar will be held at the Westin Atlanta Perimeter North located at 7 Concourse Parkway NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30328.  A block of rooms is reserved at a rate of $169/night.  The deadline to receive the discounted room rate is April 4, 2025 or when the room block sells out, whichever comes first.  Make your reservation online or call 1-888-627-8407 and be sure to mention SESWA to receive the discounted rate.

Ground Transportation & Parking
Please contact the Westin Perimeter North at 770-395-3900 and ask for the Concierge for suggestions on transportation to the hotel.  Self-parking is $10/day for all SESWA delegates.

Service Project
SESWA is excited to partner with the City of Dunwoody, GA on an educational effort to mark storm drains and provide door hangers to residents near the Spring Seminar. On Thursday, April 24, 2025 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. EST, registered Service Project participants will be walking in an assigned neighborhood to affix storm drain markers to catch basins and place door hangers on each house. Teams will be designated at the hotel and then will split up to visit their assigned neighborhood. There will be walking required, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. It will be helpful for local participants to be able to assist with carpooling other volunteers to the sites. There is no cost to register, but we ask that you register in advance via the Seminar registration form to participate. This is your opportunity to help educate the local community and protect our shared water resources by volunteering for this storm drain marking event. We hope to see you there!