The JBER Water Quality Program works to ensure that JBER is in compliance with the numerous federal, state, local, and DoD regulations pertaining to storm water and wastewater. These programs are regulated by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) and Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility (AWWU) and require comprehensive inspection of all potential water pollutant sources and activities.

Storm water is water from rain or snow melt that is not absorbed into the groundwater supply and allowed to flow over impervious surfaces collecting trash and pollutants which are then deposited into storm drains and eventually into our creeks, streams, and rivers without benefit of treatment.

• 2021 JBER MSGP Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
• 2021 JBER MS4 Storm Water Management Plan
• JBER GI LID Plan

Members of the JBER community have a responsibility to properly dispose of household waste. Click the brochure to learn more about proper disposal of HHW.

Members of the JBER community play a large role in preventing storm water pollution. Click the brochure to learn more about stormwater pollution prevention, and how you can take responsible action.

Construction activities can generate numerous water pollutants. Click the brochure to learn more about best management practices for reducing construction site storm water pollution.

• Erosion and Sediment Control Plan template
• 2023 MS4 Permit
• 2024 JBER Annual Consumer Confidence Water Quality Report
• Command Policy Letter MS4
• MS4 Annual Report for 2022
• OWS and Floor Drain poster
• Stormwater brochure
• Fats, Oil and Grease brochure
• JBER Construction BMP brochure
• Dog waste poster

• Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility (AWWU)
• Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC)