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What is a Watershed?

 

Shiawassee River Watershed


The Shiawassee River Task Force (SRTF) is a group of communities and interest groups at the headwaters of the main branch of the Shiawassee River within Oakland County. The SRTF consists of the local governments (Rose Township, Holly Village, Holly Township and Springfield Township) organizations including the Six Rivers Regional Land ConservancyNorth Oakland Headwaters Land Conservancy, Oakland County Planning and Economic Development ServicesMichigan State University Extension and others.

The Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner's Office (OCWRC) provides assistance in both water quality monitoring advice and service, planning and education outreach to the SRTF. 

For more detailed information regarding downstream organizations working toward similar goals, visit the Saginaw Bay Watershed Initiative Network website or phone Friends of the Shiawassee (FOS) at 989-723-5256.

OCWRC's Environmental Team also participates in watershed planning in the Upper-2 Shiawassee River (USR) watershed located predominately in Livingston County, although small portions of Rose and Highland Townships in Oakland County fall within the watershed boundaries. The USR watershed group is facilitated by Rob Myllyoja of HRC, rmyllyoja@hrc-engr.com or phone 248-454-6300. The USR Watershed Plan (WMP) was completed in late 2005.





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