Sumter Stormwater Solutions

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Join Sumter Stormwater Solutions on March 21, 2026 to help raise money and awareness for Water Mission and help change lives in a big way!

Scan the QR code below or visit https://walkforwater.rallybound.org/2026-sumter-walk-for-water to make a donation or to register for this event.

Stick around after the walk to celebrate World Water Day with family friendly educational activities, an art project for the greenway, walk through the soil tunnel, soak someone in the dunking booth, see some equipment that helps maintain our water quality, visit with community partners, and enjoy food trucks until 2:00 pm!

Want to do something meaningful in 2026? Join us on March 21, 2026 to help raise money and awareness for Water Mission and help change lives in a big way!
Save $5 on registration now through February 1st by using the code EARLYBIRD26 at checkout.
Scan the QR code or visit:

https://walkforwater.rallybound.org/2026-sumter-walk-for-water

At the 2025 eSTEAM festival the “trash fish” was named. We had 285 votes between Gilly Fin, Oscar, and Lepi. The winner was Oscar with 130 votes! Thanks for giving him a name Sumter! He has lots more to do! Stay tuned.

It’s been really dry around here and we desperately need some rain! Now is a great time to clean out those rain barrels! Don’t procrastinate like I did. It’s cleaned out and ready for the possible rain tomorrow and throughout the week.

Check it out!

Wanna build a rain barrel? Check it out!

Rain Barrel Workshop Come create your own rain barrel with Clemson Extension and Sumter Stormwater Solutions.

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Just keep cleaning: Sumter's 1st litter sculpture encourages residents to keep their city beautiful - The Sumter Item In "Finding Nemo," Marlin and Dory's journey across the ocean was filled with unexpected encounters - some friendly, some not so friendly. But if they had ventured into Sumter, they might have come across a different kind of aquatic oddity: a …