About Clearwater River Watershed District
Monthly MeetingsNotice is hereby given that the Clearwater River Watershed District Board of Managers will meet on the third Wednesday of each month at the CRWD office (93 Oak Ave S, Suite 5, Annandale) starting at 6:00pm.
The 2020 meeting dates are as follows: January 15, February 19, March 18, April 15, May 20, June 17, July 15, August 19, September 16, October 21, November 18, December 16. Regular items of business include:
The draft 2021-2030 Comprehensive Watershed Plan is now available for review. The 60-day comment period will close at 4pm on Friday, November 27, 2020. Comments can be sent via email or to our mailing address noted at the top of our home page.
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The Latest:Planning for the Future: The 10 Year Watershed Comprehensive Plan Update
2019 Water Quality Monitoring Lake Report Cards Grass Lake Dam Readings - updated frequently May - October each year Project #18-1 - Clearwater Harbor | Hidden River Nitrogen Mitigation Project CRWD's Interactive Story Map Learn the story of our watershed! |
Next Regular CRWD Board Meeting - Wednesday, October 21st at 6pm.
Click here for the Agenda.
Click here to access the meeting via Zoom.
To see agendas or minutes from previous meetings, click here.
Due to Emergency Executive Order 20-20 issued by Governor Walz, the regular Board Meeting will be held via teleconference. To join the meetings via Zoom, links will be available at least 2 days before the meeting.
Algal BloomsDo you suspect an algal bloom in your lake? While not all blooms are harmful, please report sightings by calling the District at 320-274-3935. For additional information about algal blooms published by the Minnesota Department of Health, click here. |
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. |
The Story of our watershed
This tool was designed to help tell our watershed's story. Check it our and let us know what you think! |
