CISWRA Water Quality Study- Preview

Polk County · June 26, 2025

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Rivers and streams as county resources

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Speaker 1 framed the county's rivers and streams as Polk County's most valuable natural resources, noting the confluence of the Des Moines and Raccoon Rivers and their tributaries create "more than 250 miles of shoreline" inside Polk County.

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Polk County presenters described a two-year water-quality study of the Des Moines and Raccoon Rivers called the Central Iowa Source Water Research Assessment (CISRA) and said the scientific synthesis will be released to the public on July 1 as a tool to guide future water-quality projects.

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