A Storm Water Systems trash weir was installed at Canton Creek today!
Small waterways often get overlooked, but they carry a surprising amount of litter downstream. Today marks a major step forward for local water quality in Canton, GA, as a new Bandalong Bandit litter trap is installed right in the waters of Canton Creek.
Targeted Protection for Smaller Tributaries
While larger river systems often get the spotlight, urban runoff and floating debris usually start in smaller tributaries. Standard trash traps can be too large or intrusive for narrow streams, but the Bandalong Bandit was purpose-built to bridge that gap.
- Compact & Lightweight: Designed specifically to fit into tight creeks and tributaries where heavy equipment can’t easily operate.
- Durable Construction: Engineered to withstand changing water levels and heavy weather flows while keeping trapped debris secure.
- Low Maintenance: Easy for municipal crews or local conservation teams to access, clear, and maintain over time.
By intercepting floating plastics, bottles, and trash at Canton Creek, the Bandit stops pollutants right at the source—preventing them from traveling downstream into larger regional waterways.
Every Clean Creek Leads to a Cleaner River
Protecting our water system relies on proactive, local solutions. Capturing debris high up in the watershed keeps local wildlife safe, protects natural aquatic habitats, and ensures cleaner water for the entire Canton community.
To learn more about stormwater management solutions and how trash traps protect local watersheds, visit stormwatersystems.com.
