The LittaTrap™ FC model is certified by the CA State Water Board as an approved Full Trash Capture device for use by local municipalities in California.
Located in San Bernardino County, California, the City of Colton—known as the "Hub City"—is committed to protecting local waterways.
To support compliance with California's stringent stormwater regulations, the City of Colton Public Works Department approved the installation of 10 EnviroPod™ LittaTrap™ FC Curb Inlet units across municipal catch basins along public streets.
The project was installed by Storm Water Inspection & Maintenance Services (SWIMS), providing the city with a certified Full Trash Capture solution that was quick to install, easy to maintain, and designed to perform in real-world municipal environments.
The City required a stormwater treatment solution capable of:
Many of the existing catch basins varied in condition, meaning installation flexibility was critical to the project's success.
The LittaTrap™ FC Curb Inlet was selected for its certified Full Trash Capture performance, modular design, and ability to retrofit into existing infrastructure without major civil works.
Installed beneath the curb inlet grate, the LittaTrap™ captures trash and debris before it enters the stormwater network, helping prevent pollution from reaching downstream waterways.
The project included:
The flexible design enabled fast installation regardless of individual catch basin conditions. In many cases, cleaning accumulated sediment from the existing vault required more time than installing the LittaTrap™ units themselves.
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The LittaTrap™ system was selected for several key performance advantages:
The modular construction also allows the system to accommodate variations commonly found in existing municipal drainage assets.
LittaTrap™ has been engineered for simple, efficient maintenance.
Routine servicing can be completed quickly by removing accumulated debris from the baskets without confined space entry. The integrated bypass function ensures continued stormwater conveyance during larger storm events should maintenance be delayed.
Maintenance frequency can be tailored to site conditions and pollutant loading, helping municipalities optimise operational costs while maintaining compliance.
The City of Colton project demonstrates how municipalities can achieve California Full Trash Capture compliance using a practical retrofit solution that is both cost-effective and easy to maintain.
By installing 10 LittaTrap™ FC, the city strengthened its stormwater management programme while protecting local waterways from litter and debris before pollutants entered the drainage network.
With certified performance, rapid installation, and straightforward maintenance, LittaTrap™ continues to provide municipalities across California with a proven at-source solution for meeting stormwater compliance requirements and improving water quality.

To find out more on the LittaTrap™, this project or how we can help with water quality needs, contact us info@enviropod.com