Report an Illicit Discharge Form

    An illicit discharge is defined by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as any discharge into to a storm sewer system that is not composed entirely of rain water. Illicit discharges occur when pollutants are directly poured into a storm sewer, ditch or stream, as well as when pollutants are picked up by rain water and carried to stormwater infrastructure, mostly by human pollution.

    If you would like to report an illicit discharge, fill out the form below and/or call ​our hotline.

    Hotline 419-213-2860
    Examples of illicit discharges:
    • Connections from washing machines, dishwashers, toilets, floor drains, or sinks
    • Paint, cleaners, or chemicals
    • Overflowing sanitary sewers
    • Leaking septic tanks and failing septic tanks
    • ​Yard waste like grass clippings, pet waste
    • Oil, gas and car fluids
    • Cooking oil and grease
    • Litter and illegal dumping
    Upload photos/video of discharge if applicable.
    Max file size: 20MB
    Max file size: 20MB