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​Data-based Stormwater Master Planning in Oskaloosa, IA

Sandy Pumphrey
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The City of Oskaloosa, Iowa, is perched high above various converging floodplains on the edge of town, yet it still experiences localized neighborhood flooding. Instead of a piecemeal approach, the City opted to take a more holistic approach and address multiple issues through the development of a stormwater conveyance system master plan.

The development of the master plan utilized sophisticated 2D H&H modeling and collaborative project identification/prioritization while incorporating data from public outreach efforts. The master plan will change how the City manages its stormwater system in a more sustainable manner moving forward.

HR Green’s Sandy Pumphrey, PE, CFM, ENV SP, and Sean Murphy from the City of Oskaloosa share their insight in the presentation Data-based Stormwater Master Planning in Oskaloosa, IA.

Sandy Pumphrey

Sandy Pumphrey

PE, CFM

Sandy Pumphrey is a Project Manager for HR Green’s Water Resources Practice. He has engineering and management experience across private, public, and non-profit sectors and managed a variety of projects and ad-hoc initiatives including stormwater and sanitary sewer CIP projects and utility ordinance amendments.

Sandy has taken a keen interest in leveraging creative ways to reduce flood risk to reduce loss of life and property damage, along with improving water quality in both rural and urban environments. This is also evidenced by Sandy’s long-term involvement in the Iowa Floodplain and Stormwater Management Association (IFSMA) as an active board member.

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