Do you maintain parking lots and sidewalks in the winter? This FREE workshop will teach you practices that can save you money and help our environment. Take the optional test and earn MPCA Level 1 Certification in Snow & Ice Control Best Practices! Find out more...
Attend this FREE training offering information on best management practices for
managing snow and ice on roadways. The practices will help your organization save
money, time and the environment. Read on...
In this newsletter, learn about how partnerships in Scott County are stabilizing Sand Creek's stream banks. Also covered: mostly landowner partnerships cleaned McMahon Lake to the point it was delisted from the MPCA Impaired Waters List. Learn more...
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Water Management
The Natural Resources Program plans for the preservation, management, and protection of natural resources in Scott County.
There are four water management jurisdictions in the County:
Scott County is responsible for the protection of its lakes, streams, wetlands, and groundwater through implementation of the Scott County Water Resources Plan adopted May 2006.
Natural Resources Program
The Natural Resources Program also works closely with other County staff and program partners, including the Scott Soil and Water Conservation District to manage soil and water resources within the County including open space, wetlands, erosion control, and natural areas. Natural Resources Program staff review development plans for compliance with erosion, stormwater management and flooding ordinances of the County.
