About the Stormwater Management Program

The Stormwater Management Program (SMP) staff works with property owners, private businesses, and government agencies to advance effective BMP design and implementation on developed properties. The SMP, a program of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, is funded primarily through grants from the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, Nevada Division of State Lands, California State Water Resources Control Board, California Department of Water Resources, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.



TRPA Stormwater Management Program Extension email
Brian Judge
Principal Environmental Specialist
 775.589.5262 brianj@trpa.org
Shannon Friedman
Associate Environmental Specialist II
 775.589.5205 sfriedman@trpa.org
Jessica Schwing
Associate Environmental Specialist II
 775.589.5318 jschwing@trpa.org
Louis Cariola
Assistant Environmental Specialist
 775.589.5280 lcariola@trpa.org
Janny Choy
Resource Integration Specialist
 775.589.5231 jchoy@trpa.org
Shay Navarro
Resource Integration Specialist
 775.589.5282 snavarro@trpa.org
Tracy Davidson
Executive Assistant

 775.589.5257 tdavidson@trpa.org
Amy Fish
BMP Database Manager
 775.589.5273 akadelski@trpa.org


Our BMP Partners

The TRPA Stormwater Management Program works collaboratively with other local agencies and organizations to conserve the unique natural resources of Lake Tahoe.

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TRPA’s Environmental Improvement Program (EIP)

The Environmental Improvement Program was highlighted during the 1997 Presidential Summit at Lake Tahoe. President Clinton and others convened here to focus efforts on protecting the lake for future generations. The resulting program encompasses hundreds of capital improvement, research, program support, and operation and maintenance projects in the Tahoe Basin, all designed to help restore Lake Tahoe's clarity and environment. EIP projects are designed to achieve and maintain environmental thresholds that protect Tahoe’s unique and valued resources. For more information, visit the Conservation Clearly  section of TRPA’s website