What changes when your software understands MS4 compliance
Three inspections in a morning. An afternoon writing them up. And the numbers still aren’t in a format you can easily report from.
Most MS4 programs are running on double data entry. Whether your program is on paper forms or five systems that don’t talk to each other, the result is the same: inspections in one system, complaints in another, BMP tracking in a spreadsheet. It holds up month to month. It gets harder when reporting season comes around and it all has to be pulled back together.
The session covers
- How to complete inspections at the site on mobile, with photos and findings attached to the record before you leave
- Inspection forms adapted to your permit’s language — the fields, deficiency options and enforcement steps your program uses
- BMPs, assets and compliance status for every site and every team member in one dashboard view
- How the Esri integration works today — what syncs, what doesn’t, and what your GIS team will want to ask
- The full trail from inspection through to enforcement, in one place and ready to pull when reports or audits are requested
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Jamie Otto
In this session, Jamie shows what the same work looks like in a system built for the permit — where inspection data is captured once, in the field, and stays ready for everything downstream.
Whoever’s name is on the report
Stormwater Managers, MS4 Coordinators, Regulatory Compliance Managers — and the inspectors doing the site visits and IDDE investigations.
Environmental managers and coordinators
Where there’s no dedicated stormwater role, it sits with you alongside two or three other programs, and seeing across all of them is the hard part.
See what changes for your program
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