Water

Water is a critical natural resource for our county.

While we have historically had a relative abundance of water resources, our county faces challenges amidst a changing climate and increased drought conditions. Additionally, we have water quality impairments in many of our water bodies.

Though these issues pose challenges for human and environmental needs, there are opportunities for improvements.

Learn more about these important topics below.

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Water Quality

Water quality refers to maintaining or working to achieve certain physical, chemical, and biological characteristics in a water body. The desired…

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Water Conservation and Adaptation

Water conservation refers to actions that reduce water use. Water conservation can result in more water available for human needs and uses, as well as…

Stormwater Management and Water Storage Rebate Program

This rebate program is designed to streamline the planning process for stormwater management projects. This program includes the following stormwater…

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Riparian Restoration Rebate Program

This rebate program is designed to streamline the planning process for riparian restoration projects (streamside revegetation projects). The scope of…

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