System Management Plan (S.S.M.P.)

Overview

The City of Victorville’s Sewer System Management Plan (S.S.M.P.) outlines the policies, procedures, and activities used to manage, operate, maintain, repair, and improve the City’s sewer collection system.

The S.S.M.P. is required by the State Water Resources Control Board and is designed to help reduce sanitary sewer overflows (S.S.O.s), protect public health, and safeguard the environment.

 

What the S.S.M.P. Covers

The S.S.M.P. includes key elements that guide how the City manages its sewer system, including:

  • Goals and performance measures
  • Operation and maintenance programs
  • System monitoring and condition assessment
  • Overflow response and reporting procedures
  • Capital improvement planning
  • Training and staffing requirements

 

Why It Matters

The S.S.M.P. helps ensure the sewer system operates safely and efficiently. By following this plan, the City works to:

  • Reduce the risk of sewer overflows
  • Protect homes, businesses, and public infrastructure
  • Maintain compliance with State regulations
  • Support long-term system reliability

 

Public Access

The City’s S.S.M.P. document is available for public review.

SSMP.pdf(PDF, 2MB)

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