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  1. CTN-WEMU

    In the News. . .Farmers Markets-Environmental Benefits, Food Gatherers 30th, & Automated Vehicles

    Tune in to CTN & WEMU to learn about environmental issues impacting Washtenaw County! Read on...
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    Home Toxics Collections

    Regular home toxics collection events are held the first 3 Saturdays of the month, April through November 9AM-12NOON, except for holiday weekends. No appointment needed on Saturdays! Read on...
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    County Farm Park - Project 6/18/18 - 6/22/18

    WCWRC will complete minor restoration of a soil berm near the northern border of County Farm Park. Work will occur 06/18/18-06/22/18. The area will then be seeded with native plants to return the area to its natural beauty. Contact. . .
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    Michigan Sustainability Cases

    Two students from the School for Sustainability and the Environment at the University of Michigan have put together a case study on rain gardens and green infrastructure. Read on...
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    Soil Erosion & Sedimentation Control

    The program's purpose is to provide protection of surface water and the environment from the adverse impacts of earth changes by assuring appropriate design and implementation of soil erosion and sedimentation control measures within Washtenaw County.
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    County Drains

    Within County drainage districts, the Water Resources Commissioner is responsible for accounting of expenditures and financial statements, maintaining records of the establishment and operation of each, and conducting routine maintenance of the drains. Read on...
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  1. STORMWATER
    Check out this video showing how stormwater can make it to the river in 15-30 minutes. Along the way, stormwater picks up garbage, dirt and heat. All of that makes up non-point source pollution which is the biggest problem for clean streams. Planting rain gardens, installing rain barrels and keeping green spaces green helps keep our streams clean.


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  1. Wed Jul. 4

    Independence Day

  2. Sat Jul. 7

    Household Hazardous Waste Collection

  3. Thu Jul. 12

    Master Rain Gardener Certification - Online class

  1. Sat Jul. 14

    Household Hazardous Waste Collection

  2. Mon Jul. 16

    Statutory Drainage Board

  3. Thu Jul. 19

    Master Rain Gardener Certification - Online class
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  1. Sat Jul. 7

    Household Hazardous Waste Collection

  2. Sat Jul. 14

    Household Hazardous Waste Collection

  3. Sat Jul. 21

    Household Hazardous Waste Collection

  1. Wed Jul. 25

    Board of Public Works

  2. Sat Aug. 4

    Household Hazardous Waste Collection

  3. Sat Aug. 11

    Household Hazardous Waste Collection
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Title Additional Information/Description
Brenda's Butterflies Create habitat for butterflies in your yard.
The Pollinator Pyramid What you can do help bees. 
Water Quality: It's In Our Hands Help water quality from your own home
Clancy's Boat Tour Winner 2008 Millers Creek Film Festival
Home Energy Conservation Series:
Home Energy Sense
Are We Listening
Saving Energy Starts at Home
 2008 Michigan Emmy Nominee
Septic Systems & Water Quality:  "It's All Connected" Septic systems & water quality
Safe Disposal of Medications Winner 2007 Michigan Recycling Spotlight Award
Engine Idling:  The Costs to our Health, Environment & Economy  
Drain Commissioners in Michigan Learn about Drain Commissioner's responsibilities
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  1. Water Resources Commissioner’s Office
    & Public Works
    705 N Zeeb Road
    P.O. Box 8645
    Ann Arbor, MI
    48107-8645
    Phone: 734-222-6860
    Fax: 734-222-6803
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