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CITY OF UTICA
7550 Auburn Road
Utica, Michigan 48317

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Follow this link to learn about watershed protection efforts in your area.

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The Clinton River Watershed Council is looking for citizens, civic groups and communities to join hands to help clean up areas along the Clinton River. For more information of if you are interested in coordinating an event in your community please call Michele Arquette-Palermo at 248-601-0606 or email Michele@crwc.org.

View: STREAM LEADERS at the river in Auburn Hills at River Woods Park.

(Link to SEMCOG Partners for Clean Water)
Under the federal Water Pollution Control Act and the Clean Air Act, SEMCOG is the designated planning agency for both water and air quality.

The Information Center contains a publications database of all current SEMCOG reports. Residents interested in improving the region's air and water quality have access to the Ozone Action and Ours to Protect programs. This is also the place to come for carpooling and vanpooling opportunities.
GET ON BOARD VIDEO on transit progress.

SEMCOG Did You Know? video

Department of Enviromental Quality
Department of Environmental Quality Water Programs establish water quality standards, assess water quality, provide regulatory oversight for all public water supplies, issue permits to regulate the discharge of industrial and municipal wastewaters, monitor State Water resources for water quality, the quantity and quality of aquatic habitat, the health of aquatic communities, and compliance with state laws.

Water Quality Awareness Month Summer is inching closer and Macomb County has beautiful lakes, rivers and streams for all residents to enjoy. Unfortunately, polluted runoff from everyday household activities is a major source of contamination. Visit the Macomb County website for information on how to protect our environment.


MSU Extension provides information and offers on-going educational programs in three areas:
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Children, Youth and Family Programs
Community and Economic Development

 
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