Koochiching County adopts three watershed management plans to access implementation funds
The Koochiching County Board of Commissioners voted to adopt and begin implementing the Rainy River–Rainy Lake, Rainy Rapid, and Rainy Headwaters–Vermilion watershed management plans, making the county eligible to seek implementation grants and cost-share funds targeted at water-quality, septic, shoreline and solid-waste projects.
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Koochiching County on Jan. 14 approved resolutions adopting three watershed-based comprehensive water-management plans — Rainy River–Rainy Lake, Rainy Rapid and Rainy Headwaters–Vermilion — and authorized the county to begin pursuing implementation funding tied to those plans.
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