CWT Training Academy

⚽ Every great team needs a game plan. Every stormwater program does too.

CWT Training Academy is helping MS4, public works, construction, industrial, inspection, and compliance teams get **match-ready** with role-based stormwater training paths.

Whether your team needs field awareness, inspection confidence, construction stormwater training, industrial stormwater support, or MS4 program training, we can help you build the right training lineup.

Promotion Dates: June 11 through July 31, 2026

Training 5 or more learners? Ask about **20% off eligible Team Enrollments Pkg options** during the Match-Ready Training Challenge.

Team enrollment purchases must be set up through CWT. Contact [email protected] or call 206-227-5894 for assistance.

Individual learner? Use code **MATCHREADY** for $20 off eligible individual courses.

Find your course path:
https://www.cwtacademy.com/find-your-course-path

Request team help:
https://www.cwtacademy.com/team-training-options

From April 23-30, get 10% off our Clean Water Act Lawsuit course using code "Act" at checkout.

The Clean Water Act was created to protect our nation’s rivers, lakes, and streams from pollution. When organizations fail to properly manage stormwater or discharge pollutants, it can harm ecosystems, drinking water sources, and community health. Understanding the legal responsibilities behind water protection is essential for preventing violations and ensuring that pollution is stopped before it reaches our waterways.

Our Clean Water Act Lawsuits course helps professionals understand how the law is enforced, why lawsuits occur, and how strong stormwater compliance programs can reduce risk while protecting water quality.

This Earth Month, strengthening your knowledge of water protection laws is another step toward safeguarding the environment and the waterways we all depend on.

From April 1-7, use code IDDE at checkout to get 10% off our IDDE Overview Course.

One of the easiest ways to protect our environment is by preventing pollutants from entering storm drains. Unlike wastewater, stormwater systems often flow directly into local rivers, lakes, and oceans—without treatment.

Programs like Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (IDDE) help communities identify and stop pollution sources such as illegal dumping, improper connections, and contaminated runoff before they reach our waterways.

This Earth Month, take a step toward protecting our planet by strengthening your knowledge of stormwater pollution prevention.