For New Jersey municipalities and their engineering teams
Your stormwater work.
Clearly organized.
See what needs doing, who is responsible, and where the supporting records are—all in one place.
Account registration is open. Municipal workspaces are assigned separately and activated after authorization and applicable rule review. Official filing is not enabled.
One place to understand the work
What belongs in MS4 Central?
Tasks & deadlines
By authorized workspaceKnow what is due and who owns it.
Explore this area →Public education
By authorized workspaceKeep activities, reviewed points and proof together.
Explore this area →Documents
By authorized workspaceFind private evidence, earlier versions and reviews.
Explore this area →Staff training
By authorized workspaceTrack assigned duties, attendance and reviewed completions.
Explore this area →Assets & inspections
By authorized workspaceConnect each asset to inspections and reviewed follow-up.
Explore this area →Annual preparation
By authorized workspaceFreeze answers and records for a traceable review.
Explore this area →GIS connections & offline
PlannedKeep existing GIS references; advanced connections are planned.
Explore this area →For engineering firms
By authorized workspaceMove between municipalities you are authorized to support.
Explore this area →A straightforward workflow
Know what needs doing. Keep the proof. Prepare your reports.
Organize the responsibilities
Give each task an owner, a team target date and a clear next step.
Record the work
Connect an activity to its supporting files. Keep earlier versions when something changes.
Review what is missing
See outstanding evidence and decisions. Download a working annual education record. Frozen preparation revisions and internal reviews are available. Official filing and submission remain planned.
What does MS4 mean?
A municipal separate storm sewer system: the public drains, pipes and channels that carry stormwater. MS4 Central helps the people responsible for that work keep organized records. Software does not perform the fieldwork or certify permit compliance.
How records and review stay separate →