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Mission Statement: To promote, preserve and protect water and natural resources within the boundaries of the District in order to maintain property values, recreational opportunities, and quality of life.
Next Regular CRWD Board Meeting
Wednesday, May 18, 2022 at 6pm Click here to access the draft agenda. (available at least 4 days prior to the meeting) Click here to access the meeting via Zoom. To see agendas or minutes from previous meetings, click here. |
Latest information on high water levels in the CRWD
No Wake Order: Due to the significant rain received the week of May 9, Stearns County has enacted a 300 foot wake restriction on the following lakes: Marie, Louise, Caroline, Clearwater, Augusta, and Grass.
The Pleasant Lake Outlet has been closed due to high water on Grass and Clearwater Lakes. Click here to learn more about our lake level monitoring of these waterbodies.
No Wake Order: Due to the significant rain received the week of May 9, Stearns County has enacted a 300 foot wake restriction on the following lakes: Marie, Louise, Caroline, Clearwater, Augusta, and Grass.
The Pleasant Lake Outlet has been closed due to high water on Grass and Clearwater Lakes. Click here to learn more about our lake level monitoring of these waterbodies.
Due to Emergency Executive Order 20-20 issued by Governor Walz, the regular Board Meeting will be held via teleconference. Only the Board of Managers and CRWD staff will meet in person for these monthly meetings, until further notice. All others are asked to join via Zoom. The link to join the meeting is listed above. Please email the District if you have any questions about this at admin@crwd.org
Featured Projects
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One of our primary functions is creating and maintaining water quality projects. These projects vary in scope, size, and effects, but they all share one thing in common: protecting and preserving the water resources within the District.
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Water Quality Monitoring Program
The Clearwater River Watershed District has been monitoring quality of the District's water since its inception to help establish trends, set goals, determine targeted implementation of programs and projects, and evaluate effectiveness. Without the monitoring program, the District would not be able to continue its mission. |
School Section Lake Outlet Control Structure (Project # 84-1)
In response to the high water experienced in the early 1980s, CRWD was petitioned by property owners on School Section Lake to create an outlet control structure to help control the water level of School Section Lake. |
Lake Augusta and Union Lake Success Stories
Two lakes in the CRWD will be taken off the State's Impaired Waters List in 2022. Learn more about the projects and programs that led to this great success. |
