This $1,499,981 Project Grant award from the National Science Foundation's Engineering program (CFDA 47.041) supports research on developing smart and sustainable green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) systems in the cities of Austin, Texas and Philadelphia. The interdisciplinary research team, which includes Villanova University, the University of Texas at Austin, government agencies, and community partners, aims to integrate real-time monitoring data and AI-driven models to improve the lifecycle performance, community integration, and public access to information related to GSI systems. Key outcomes include targeted and efficient GSI maintenance protocols, incorporation of community dynamics into GSI management, and empowering communities with actionable stormwater information. The project involves a sub-award to the University of Texas at Austin to deploy a wireless sensor network for monitoring GSI sites in Austin and characterizing the maintenance requirements of various GSI features. The overall goal is to advance the sustainability and community-driven nature of urban GSI systems through data-driven technologies and tools.