Sarah Kominek is a Senior Deckhand at [Employer]. She focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, with a particular emphasis on water issues. Sarah's work has been featured in MiBiz, Crain's Grand Rapids Business, Rubber News, Stormwater Solutions Magazine, Plastics News, Crain's Detroit Business, Crain's Chicago Business, and Crain's Cleveland Business.
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Sarah Kominek's coverage is heavily focused on manufacturing, investments, acquisitions and private sector announcements within the automotive industry and plastics sector. She would likely be interested in pitches related to new investment or acquisition announcements within these industries.
Given her emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, Sarah may be more receptive to news directly from companies involved in manufacturing, investments, or acquisitions rather than expert commentary. If you have a relevant announcement concerning these sectors that aligns with her focus areas, it could garner her interest.
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By: Sarah Kominek
Following a 1,000-year storm in August 2025 that caused more than $200 million in private property damage, MMSD is accelerating four flood management projects and joining a new regional task force to address $900 million in identified flood mitigation needs.
By: Sarah Kominek
Charleston, S.C., plans to acquire properties in flood-prone areas, converting them into green spaces and stormwater infrastructure, with funding from HUD and FEMA grants.
By: Sarah Kominek
Douglas County, Nevada is advancing a proposed countywide stormwater utility, with a vote on fee structures expected as soon as May 28.
By: Sarah Kominek
From Interstate 70 closures in Missouri to golf-ball-sized hail in Salina, Kansas, a four-day severe weather outbreak overwhelmed roads, drainage systems and emergency responders across the region.
By: Sarah Kominek
Camp Mystic won't reopen this summer following hearings on the Guadalupe River flood that killed more than 130 people and exposed critical gaps in Texas's flood warning infrastructure, gaps the state is now spending millions to fix.
By: Sarah Kominek
Featuring examples from Houston and Buffalo, the discussion highlights scalable, practical flood-control technologies that improve infrastructure management, reduce risks, and save lives through smarter decision-making.
By: Sarah Kominek
Residents affected by past floods call for urgent investment in stormwater infrastructure, emphasizing that current funding levels are insufficient to address the city's growing flood risks and aging systems.
By: Sarah Kominek
MS4 permit requirements are pushing green infrastructure into mainstream stormwater planning. The engineering challenge is making it work alongside gray systems.
By: Sarah Kominek
A tropical system is keeping flood watches active from Houston to Louisiana. Houston has already drawn down Lake Houston, after a Bandera County flood death and statewide emergency activations this week.
By: Sarah Kominek
SwiftComply just acquired ComplianceGo. CEO Mick O'Dwyer tells Stormwater Solutions what the deal changes for customers and what he thinks stormwater compliance technology still hasn't figured out.
