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WNRCD reports Adopt‑a‑Drain progress, requests $20,500 for FY23
Summary
Winooski Natural Resources Conservation District representatives told the MS4 Subcommittee on Aug. 2 that Adopt‑a‑Drain has 56 volunteers cleaning 75 drains and that the Stream Team is seeking $20,500 for FY23 after FY22 underspending due to staff turnover.
The Stream Team’s Winooski Natural Resources Conservation District representatives reported recent outreach wins and asked the MS4 Subcommittee for a FY23 allocation.
Adelaide Dumm, of the Winooski Natural Resources Conservation District, summarized events including a June 24 rain‑barrel workshop that drew 20 attendees and generated $840 in fees, and the Adopt‑a‑Drain program’s enrollment of 56…
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